Posts Tagged ‘Perspective’
Twenty-two: Numbering Our Days
Job observed that his days were like a weaver’s shuttle, sliding along the loom so swiftly that the eye could hardly follow. I sympathize with the Old Testament saint’s assessment of how fast the days of his life seemed to pass. The older I get, the faster they go. A few months ago, I received…
Read More2020—What a Beautiful Time to Be Alive
For the sake of those living on the North Pole or the International Space Station and who had their internet disconnected for the last 9 months, let me catch you up some current events: 2020 has been a bit of a rough patch. For the rest of us, I suspect, we need no such updates.…
Read MoreWarning – Traps Ahead!
. . . I will fear no evil: for thou art with me (Psalm 23:4). We are often told that the senior years of life are supposed to be the golden years—years of enjoying the fruits of our labor and handing the tools over to the next generation. Robert Browning describes these years as “the…
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