Entries by Bible Memory

Three Helicopters (and One “Big Brother”)

Wars.  And rumors of war. Even here in America, an abundance of crime and dearth of law and order. Open border. Bungled budget beckons bankruptcy. Uncivil  society. At least that applies to the loudest  ones among us; I’m certain that the (vast) majority of the citizenry are good and decent in their conduct toward others […]

Three Hearses

It’s not every day that someone sees one hearse much less three  like I did today.  But it makes perfect sense in this case because of where I was.  Arlington National Cemetery. The sight of three hearses lined up in a queue then pulling into that hallowed cul-de-sac back-to-back-to-back, it packed a punch and evoked […]

Born Again = Sin Less NOT Sinless

I’m thankful that I was able to muster sufficient time to take one of my many-mile mega-walks today.  As mentioned several times in the past, other than the time spent “hunkered down” in my daily Bible memory sessions, these walks are probably my most prized and precious pastime or activity of any kind.  Because (very […]

Where Would I Be Without You?

The song at the end of the previous post starts with a solemn question to the Lord:  ”Where would I be without You?” That’s one question to which I definitely know the answer! Nowhere. At all. I often think “What in the world would I do without the Lord living within me?”  How could I […]

“I love it to death!”

When I was a mere child in elementary school, there was a common saying when we really  liked something:  ”I love it to death!” Pizza?  ”I love it to death!” Popcorn?  ”I love it to death!” Ice cream?  ”I love it to death!” Watermelon?  ”I love it to death!” The Huffy bicycle my parents gifted […]

Teamwork

I recently wrote a post about the importance of teammates in our walk with the Lord, in the spiritual “sport” of wise and godly living. On Sunday I saw a spectacular play which exemplifies this principle and perspective particularly well:  Starting at the six-second (0:06) time-stamp of this video, note how the Wide Receiver […]

What Love Is

He who knew no sin died for those who knew no love until  He demonstrated His own love toward us, for the first time forming the phrase “we love” but only because He loved us first. “He [God the Father] made Him [Jesus] who knew no sin to be sin on our behalf, that we might […]

What Love Isn’t

I was able to take one of my many-mile mega-walks today, this time on the matchless, magnificent Mall in the heart of Washington, DC.  The massive monuments were majestic and beautiful as always.  Seeing the number of people living on some of the side streets?  Not so much. But such a sight did serve a […]

Practicing Personal Purity Pulls Open the Portal for People to Possess Proper Perspective, Perpetual Peace, and Palpable Power

Several states saw some stunning results in yesterday’s off-year elections. So many savvy “savior”-seekers saw Governor Glenn Youngkin as their next great hope politically, but it’s widely deemed that those dreams were dashed and debatably destroyed after he fought so hard but failed to win the Senate and actually went in reverse  in losing the […]

Deception Projection (and Protection!)

This very narrow, very specific aspect of Bible memorization will no doubt differ from person to person but I’ve found it to be most effective to do so while watching or listening to something in the background (mainly news-focused shows or live events for reasons I’ll discuss in the future), so for today’s Bible memory […]