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Shoot Wherever You Are
If there is one thing I have learned about photography over the years it is you can’t just wait for the perfect timing to go “out to shoot” because most likely that will never just happen. Of course this is true with just about anything in life, if it is something you want to do,…
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Is This the Last Fall-Back to Standard Time?
It is that time of year again. The time when those of us who live on the far eastern edge of a time zone have to watch it get dark before dinner arrives. This is the time of year down in the south when you turn on the Cowboys, playing at AT&T Stadium, and see…
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Time Expired
A Haiku beams of radiance heat shimmer rising softly a watch in the night Inspiration From On thoughts of baseball… there’s always tomorrow, except when there’s not. Then there’s hope for what’s to come. Rom 15.13.
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5 Descriptions of What Makes a Great Tweet on Twitter
This Actually is My 20,000th Tweet This post is actually going to mark my 20,000th tweet on Twitter since I joined back on November 1st, 2007. Over that period of 5 years I have tweeted approximately 10 times a day, from 3 different countries, on 3 different continents, posted approximately 1,000 original images, and 1,000…
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Look in the Rearview Mirror God is Pursuing a Relationship With You
I love this shot, it just feels like my life over the past few months, and it makes a great photo of the day today. I took this shot with my iPhone on the way to work in the rain a few weeks ago, and in a blur of motion, when I looked in the…
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The Management and Passage of Time Measured in Breaths
I was tasked months ago at work with completing a plan of how I spend my time, and visioning for the future. It has taken me a while to do this, and I’m still not totally done, but I finished a section of it this week. Typically I have never really been the best at…
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Ministering to the Church At the Expense of the Family
This is an old topic, but one that never goes away, for good reason. Below is basically an excerpt from an assignment in one of my evangelism classes on Servant-Leadership and innovations in the Church, and also serves as a very short review of the book InnovateChurch by Jonathan Falwell. In a three part discussion…
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I AM Lenten Reader, Bread of Life :: Lent Day 5
Today our reading comes from the common book of prayer. In case you are wondering why I am on day 5 and the reader is on day 6, I am just going by the traditional “40 days” of Lent, which does not include the Sunday’s of Lent. I did it this way because there is…
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I AM Lenten Reader, Journaling :: Lent Day 4
Day 4 :: Friday, March 11, 2011, Journaling Journaling has been a practice throughout the history of the church. Prophets, philosophers, theologians wrote down their thoughts as they sought to understand God and grow in their relationship with Him. Throughout scripture, God commanded people to write things down and keep a record of what He…
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Processing Life Like Watson on Jeopardy or World Community Grid
This is sort of a quasi review slash life contemplation post, and really ended up just being a really random article, so stick with it, but I still don’t promise a coherent application at the end this time. The title could just as easily been “How Can We Harness our Power for God’s Glory”, so…
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