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Author Archives: Fran Hart
Monday Blueprint Madness
This staircase makes me think about trust. You would only take these stairs once before you realized that a descent here is futile. You would not keep taking these stairs hoping that one day you’ll find the path clear to … Continue reading
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Sunday’s Study: Judges 9
The stories of Gideon and his son Abimelech are centered in the Book of Judges. Gideon offers a stellar example of the leaders God chose to rescue his children and Abimelech is the antithesis, offering a stark contrast in behavior. … Continue reading
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A Few Comments on Independence
Raising teenagers changed the way I look at independence. I can look back at my own quest for independence and have a clearer understanding of both sides of the equation. There’s something about breaking free from the rules and from … Continue reading
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Al, Please stop killing frogs
Yet another victim of the killer cat. I walked into my office and found this poor guy spread-eagle on the floor. I reported the situation to my dear hubby but he was busy preparing dinner. I tried to ignore the … Continue reading
Café Chat July 3rd
Today’s topic: When it comes to an issue or truth that you believe in, maybe even feel like God revealed that truth to you; how do you respond to another Christian that might have the opposite view from you? Do … Continue reading
Thirst for Wisdom
Spouting off before listening to the facts is both shameful and foolish. (Proverbs 18:13). I don’t think I can expound on this – I’m tired beyond measure. Hopefully these words of wisdom are self-explanatory. Just for fun, I’m including a … Continue reading
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Monday Blueprint Madness
This is a cleverly integrated stairwell/bookcase. It appeals to me because there is no waste. This is how my life feels right now. Nothing wasted. Every minute is busy and occupied. Hopefully that which occupies my time is worthwhile. Sometimes … Continue reading
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Sunday’s Study: Judges 8
Gideon’s story continues with his final battle with the Midianites and his pursuit of kings Zebah and Zalmunna. When he asked the people of Succoth and Peniel for aid and they declined, he promised vindication which he later delivered.For reasons … Continue reading
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Thirst for Wisdom
Foolish people have no desire to learn or to gain understanding from others. They delight in airing their own opinions. Have you ever been around someone who seems to talk for the sake of talking? I’ve learned the flip side … Continue reading
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Al, you’re wearing me out!
Yesterday, when I got home from work, I came into my office to put down my stuff and was greeted by Al (the killer cat) acting strange(r) and a mysterious fluttering noise. It didn’t take me too long to pin … Continue reading
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