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Tag Archives: reflection
If Something Had My Name on It
If something carried my name, I wouldn’t want it to be just a building or a street people pass without noticing. If it means anything, it ought to connect to something useful, lasting—or at least something properly aged. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Random
Tagged blogging, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-1893, humor, legacy, personal thoughts, reflection, teaching, writing
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Quick Thought – Monday, March 30, 2026: You Could be Judas
History remembers certain names because betrayal became their legacy. Judas stands above them all—not because his betrayal changed a nation, but because he turned against the Son of God. The harder question is whether we sometimes fail Him in quieter ways. Continue reading
Posted in Faith
Tagged Benedict Arnold, betrayal, Bible, bible study, Brutus, Christian devotion, crucifixion, deceit, devotion, discipleship, faith, From the Capn’s Pen, God, Guy Fawkes, Holy Week, infamy, Jesus, Judas, Judas Iscariot, love, Matthew 26, Quick Thought, reflection, standing for Christ, strength, study, traitor, trust
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The Sunday Pour: Spring Pour—Rediscovering What Was Already There
Spring does not always bring something entirely new. Sometimes it simply helps us rediscover something good that had slipped out of sight—much like an overlooked bottle on the back shelf that suddenly reminds us why it belonged there all along. Continue reading
Posted in Bourbon, Faith
Tagged Bourbon, growth, life lessons, perspective, rediscovery, reflection, spring, Sunday Pour, The Sunday Pour, whiskey
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Quick Thought – Sunday, March 29 (Palm Sunday): Triumphant King/ Fickle Crowd
One week, they shouted “Hosanna.” A few days later, many were ready to shout something very different. Palm Sunday reminds us how quickly crowds can turn when expectations are not met. Continue reading
Posted in Faith
Tagged betrayal, Christian reflection, crowds, devotion, faith, Holy Week, Jerusalem, Jesus, Matthew 21, Palm Sunday, Parade, Quick Thought, reflection, rejection, scripture, triumphal entry, welcome
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Quick Thought – Friday, March 28, 2025: God is NOT Dead
Friedrich Nietzsche famously declared that God was dead, believing modern man had pushed faith aside. But history did not prove God absent—it proved man mortal. Psalm 14 reminds us that while human hearts may deny Him, God remains alive, sovereign, and eternal. Continue reading
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Tagged atheism, atheist, belief, Bible, Christian reflection, devotion, eternity, faith, father, Friedrich Nietzsche, From the Capn's Pen, God, God is Alive, God is Dead, God is Not Dead, Jesus, love, Nietzsche, parent, philosopher, philosophy, Psalm 14, Quick Thought, reflection, scripture, study, truth, unbelief
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Quick Thought – Friday, March 27, 2026: Strong, Courageous, Victorious
A childhood fight on a Little League field became an unexpected lesson in courage, support, and what it means to stand firm when someone stronger seems determined to push you back. Joshua learned that same lesson at the Jordan: strength is not found in yourself alone, but in knowing who stands with you. Continue reading
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Tagged baseball, Bible, bible study, bully, childhood memories, Christian, Christian living, courage, courageous, devotion, faith, fight, fighting, God, Israel, Jesus, Joshua, Little League, obedience, parent, parenting, perseverance, Quick Thought, reflection, son, spiritual strength, standing firm, strength, strong, study, support, Trust in God
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Quick Thought – Thursday, March 26, 2026: Sin and its Consequences
A childhood memory of losing a horse became a lasting lesson: sincere regret does not always remove the consequences of neglected responsibility. Moses learned something similar when the Lord allowed him to see the Promised Land, but not enter it. Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, bible study, Christian living, consequence, consequences, Deuteronomy, devotion, devotional, faith, forgiveness, God, grace, hope, horse, Israel, Jesus, Jordan, mercy, Moses, obedience, penalties, penalty, Promised Land, Quick Thought, reflection, sin, sorrow, study
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Learning to Say No
Sometimes the hardest word is not yes, but no — especially when responsibility, good intentions, and simple distractions all compete for the same limited time and energy. Continue reading
Posted in Daily Prompt, Random
Tagged boundaries, dailyprompt, dailyprompt-1888, discipline, goals, habits, personal growth, priorities, reflection, responsibility, time management, volunteering
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Quick Thought – Wednesday, March 25, 2026: When the Fire Became the Way Home
Sometimes what looks like devastation in the moment becomes the very thing God uses to guide us safely through the dark. Romans 8 reminds us that while not all things are good, God can weave even painful moments into His greater purpose. Continue reading
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Tagged beacon, Bible, bible study, Christian reflection, daily devotional, destruction, devotion, faith, faith in hardship, fire, fish, fishing, God, God at work, guidance, Jesus, Newfoundland, positive, providence, purpose, Quick Thought, reflection, relationship, resolution, Romans 8:28, sadness, scripture meditation, study, suffering and purpose, trial, trusting God, winter
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Quick Thought – Tuesday, March 24, 2026: The Price of Disobedience
Abram and Sarai thought they were solving a problem, but impatience with God’s timing brought consequences they never imagined. Genesis reminds us that when we run ahead of God, what looks practical in the moment can create pain that lasts far longer than we expect. Continue reading
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Tagged Abraham, Abram, biblical reflection, consequences, daily devotion, devotion, devotional, disobedience, faith, Genesis, God, Hagar, Ishmael, Issac, obedience, Old Testament, patience, plan, prayer, Quick Thought, rebellion, reflection, Sarah, Sarai, trusting God, Wait, waiting on God
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