Noble inspiration is wasted when noble things go undone.

Proverbs 12:24 You might be thinking… here he goes again. Another post about the importance of doing rather than just thinking about doing. Strike a nerve, did I? Well, I certainly did with myself. You see, I grew up watching my Dad, who never, or rarely, did nothing. It’s been engrained in my head, through…

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The use of the word “maybe” might indicate a potential problem that might possibly be an issue to some people that might matter.

2 Timothy 2:3-9 Growing up, my sister had a friend who would frequently say these words when asked about the likelihood of something happening: “Prolly will. Prolly won’t.” To translate “BSG’s” words – “Probably will. Probably won’t.” After several decades to ponder her words of wisdom, I’m still amazed at her gift of clairvoyance and…

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The trouble with trouble is that it’s no trouble to find it.

Job 4:7-11 We don’t have to look very hard. It seems like everywhere we go, we can find it – or it’ll find us. And what am I referring to? Everyone’s favorite companion… Trouble. Why is that? Why does trouble follow us around like that little black cloud hanging over our shoulder, accompanying us everywhere…

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“Seize the day” with your head… not your hand.

John 10:7-10 Carpe Diem. It was the Roman poet, Horace, way back in 23 B.C., that coined the phrase we now commonly refer to as “Seize the Day”. In Odes, his book of poetry, the original Latin phrase was “carpe diem quam minimum credula postero” which translates in English to “pluck the day, trusting as…

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