Living with Each Other: Lessons from Romans 12
In a world brimming with hostility, it seems unsurmountable to [...]
By Robert Taylor|2023-05-06T13:28:00+00:00May 6, 2023|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: act., American lives, appreciate, battlefield, better angels, blessing, broad land, categorize, Civil War, condescending, cynical, demonizes, depression, devotion, diminishes, emotional hand grenades, failure, faith, faults, filter, flaws, harmony, heart, hearth-stone, honor, hostility, human pigpen, ignorant, inaugural address, judge, label, Lessons from Romans 12, Lincoln, Living with each other, manage yourself, muck, mystic chords of memory, negative, Next Door comments, patriot grave, Paul's letter to the Romans, peace, pigeon-hole, poison darts, sterling characteristics, twelfth chapter, unpatriotic, values, worst day|4 Comments
Honoring a Life Well-Lived
He died. How do we approach those words? Lately, I [...]
By Robert Taylor|2023-04-29T21:19:21+00:00April 29, 2023|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: Appreciation, Comfort, Coping, Death, Emotion, friendship, gratitude, grief, Honoring, Inspiration, Legacy, life, loss, love, Meaning, Memories, Moving on, purpose, Reflection, Remembrance, Sorrow, Support|5 Comments
A River Runs: The Wisdom of Its Flow
As a boy, we would fish at Glorieta Pass in [...]
By Robert Taylor|2023-04-23T00:32:35+00:00April 23, 2023|Categories: Uncategorized|Tags: bad decisions, beliefs, eddies, erosion, fishing, Glorieta Pass, good decisions, gratitude, growth, habits, influence, kindness, learning, life changes, Pecos River, Proverbs 3:5-6., River flow, Sangre de Cristo mountains, Trust, writing|4 Comments





