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Nothing Requires Greater Wisdom Than This

I just stumbled across this post on encouragement from December 2023 by my friend and preaching colleague, Gary Henry, author of the WordPoints Day Book Series. 

It’s piece about encouragement, honoring the late Paul Earnhart. I offer it without any extra or needed comment.

Thanks Gary for your labor of love reflected in your writing. Continue reading

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Romans 12:17-21

Missouri minister William Hooper tells a story about a mother working in the kitchen and hearing her 7 year-old son screaming at the top of lungs.

When she ran into the next room to see what was wrong, she discovered her 2 year-old daughter was pulling her brother’s hair.

After unclenching the baby’s hand she says to her son who’s very angry, “You have to overlook this. Your sister doesn’t know what it feels like to have her hair pulled.” Continue reading

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Ecclesiastes 12:13-14

For the past several weeks, I have been teaching a Wednesday night class on the book of Ecclesiastes.

The Preacher in Ecclesiastes searched for what is good in life. For true happiness. And ultimate satisfaction. He pursued pleasure. Possessions. Wealth. And wisdom. Yet, all of these were fleeting. And found wanting. Continue reading

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A Tribute to Paul Earnhart

There is a stanza in The Psalm of Life by the 19th century poet Henry Wadsworth Longfellow that comes to mind as I think of the life of Paul Earnhart.

Lives of great men all remind us
We can make our lives sublime,
And, departing, leave behind us
Footprints on the sands of time ; Continue reading

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Joshua 24:15

“You are the possessor of a great and wonderful power,” wrote J. Martin Kohe.

“This power,” penned Kohe, “when properly applied, will bring confidence instead of timidity, calmness instead of confusion, poise instead of restlessness, and peace of mind instead of heartache.”

And what is this great power? Continue reading

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