The Void
Arthur Miller is celebrated as one of the top writers [...]
By Robert Taylor|2025-07-02T14:25:29+00:00July 2, 2025|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: 20th Century writer, A View From the Bridge, acclaim, Arthur Miller, audience approval, Death of a Salesman, direction, earthly approval, emptiness, Fame, fulfillment, God, God's will, insights., Jesus, likes, loneliness, Matthew 19, Pulitzer Prize for Drama, purpose, rich and poor, Social Media, spiritual fulfillment, superficial, The Crucible, The Void, thumbs-up, treasure in heaven, what do I lack|Comments Off on The Void
From Storms to Signals: Recognizing and Responding to Life’s Red Flags
“There’s a storm brewing.” When the weatherman said that on [...]
By Robert Taylor|2025-06-26T16:13:14+00:00June 28, 2025|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: action, awareness, Blame, change behavior, Corinthians, correction, criticism, destruction, Galveston, Gulf Coast, help, life's red flags, Marvin Hill, red flags, relationships, responsibility, signals, storms, stroke, suffering, surgery, warning signs|Comments Off on From Storms to Signals: Recognizing and Responding to Life’s Red Flags
A Child’s Art
Sally Lloyd-Jones overheard a comment at New York’s famed Museum [...]
By Robert Taylor|2025-06-23T19:53:25+00:00June 25, 2025|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: 20th century abstract painter, Child’s Art, childlike creativity, childlike faith, genuine expression, God's love, heart, innocence, Jesus' teachings, lack of skill, love, Matthew 18:2–3, Museum of Modern Art, New York, parent love, Picasso, Rothko, Sally Lloyd-Jones, spiritual maturity, Trust, vulnerability, weakness|Comments Off on A Child’s Art





