Time, Temptation, and Divine Justice: Reflections on David and Bathsheba
In the hustle and bustle of a metropolitan city, time [...]
By Robert Taylor|2024-03-01T22:09:44+00:00March 2, 2024|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: accountability, actions, attention, Bathsheba, Bible, blatant disregard, bustle, car, cold, concealed, consequences, contrite heart, covert, criminal thinking, currency, David, dawn, deed, digital clock, divine justice, flow, higher power, history, human eyes, human psyche, hustle, illusion, impatience, impunity, intentions, judgment, just God., king's chambers, law, life, mercy, metropolitan city, moral judgment, motive, norms, omniscient gaze, pause, purity, quiet, rainy morning, reckoning, red light, relevance, risk, safety, Scripture, scrutiny, second, sinful step, sins, society, temptations, time, timeless truths, traffic, urban landscape, urgency, vehicle, weight, willful defiance, world, wrongdoing|Comments Off on Time, Temptation, and Divine Justice: Reflections on David and Bathsheba
The Maid’s Tale: How She Unlocked the Cage
Some people are "hard cases." They get crabby. Germans describe [...]
By Robert Taylor|2024-02-23T16:53:47+00:00February 24, 2024|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: adversity, challenging behavior, compassion, emotional engagement, empathy, historical anecdotes, kindness, moral lessons, patience, personal growth, positive change., serving others, spiritual accountability, transformative power|Comments Off on The Maid’s Tale: How She Unlocked the Cage
The Illusion of Control: Embracing Life’s Unpredictability
We live in a world dominated by power. The leaders [...]
By Robert Taylor|2024-02-16T17:44:11+00:00February 17, 2024|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: "Blessed are the flexible", "I am who I am", "Invictus", agency, all-powerful King, autumn, Bible, Canute, changing seasons, chaos, contentment, control, Danish king, destiny, economy, flattery, fleeting wind, flexibility, fragility, God's will, gods, guidance, industry leaders, Job's prayer, Labor Day, Manipulation, Moses, ocean, peace, plans, politics, power, seashore, Solomon, tide, unexpected turns, vanity, William Ernest Henley|1 Comment





