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What Effort Are You Making?
Unmarried couples nurture their relationship. They are on their best behavior. They are polite. They listen with interest to each another. He is a chivalrous gentleman. She is a lady. They spend quality time together. They try to endear themselves one to … Continue reading
Posted in Marriage
Tagged animal, book the moral compass, effort, ethiopia, folktale, magic medicine, saving a marriage, story the lion's hair, william bennett
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Lessons From Four Animals
I don’t know about you, but I have always been fascinated with animals. As a child, I watched Marlin Perkins and Jacques Cousteau. Later, I enjoy watching Jack Hannah, Steve Irwin (the crocodile hunter), and Jeff Corwin – though it … Continue reading
Posted in animals, Nature, Proverbs, Textual study
Tagged animal cops houston, animal planet, animals, ants, asop's fables, conies, cooperation, effort, four little but wise things, gumption, houston's zooper stars, I predator, initiative, jack hannah, jacques cousteau, jeff corwin, kevin hodge, king palace, lizards, locosts, marlin perkins, nat. geo, no king, preparation, prepare food in summer, Proverbs 30, refuge, rock badgers, spiders, steve irwin, the crocodile hunter, the grasshopper and the ant, wild goat
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An Unashamed Worker
“Be diligent to present yourself approved to God, a worker who does not need to be ashamed, rightly dividing the word of truth.” (2 Timothy 2:15) It is a passage which many of us learned in our childhoods. This is … Continue reading
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Suggestions for Bible Students (Part 2)
Each of us should be a student, a diligent student, of God’s word. Goebel Music has wisely said, “It is my honest conviction that nothing in life is more important than a thorough knowledge of the Bible. Regardless of the … Continue reading →