God is the highest good of the reasonable creature, and the enjoyment of him is the only happiness with which our souls can be satisfied.
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Flicker: 1.to burn unsteadily; shine with a wavering light: The candle flickered in the wind and went out. Flare: 1.to flame up with a bright, wavering light.
Here lies my more serious side and personal reflections of my ongoing spiritual journey. Please read this page for more on why and what I write. Soli Deo gloria
Flicker: 1.to burn unsteadily; shine with a wavering light: The candle flickered in the wind and went out. Flare: 1.to flame up with a bright, wavering light.
My Life's:
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- Encouragements (14)
- Experiences (22)
- Homeschooling (1)
- Lessons (9)
- Notes (11)
- Poems (7)
- Politics (1)
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- Quotable Quotes (32)
- Resources (1)
- Stories (12)
- Struggles (8)
- Thought-Worthy Theology (1)
- Thoughts (13)
- Videos (3)
Blogs I Mostly Stop At:
Other Blogs:
Websites I Stop At (Other):
- Flaticon
- Spectator Blog
- Medium
- Qfinance
- Economics Club of New York
- Chess Lab
- Indexed
- CME Derivatives
- Graphite
- LSE Events
- Index of Economic Freedom
- Natural Readers
- Ars Technica
- Xenu
- Chilling Effects
- Luxembourg Income Study
- Shodan
- Mapbox
- Upminster Chess Club
- Science Museum
- Spa Terminus
- Wikipedia
- Rank and Filed
- The Gates Notes
- The Great Courses
- Thingiverse
- Kid Should See This
- Quartz
- Chess Tactics
- Google Art Project
- Librivox
- Kottke
- FT
- FT Longroom
- Economist
- Mc Kinsey
- Boston Consulting Group
- Bain
- VOX
- The International Consortium Of Investigative Journalists
- Bank For International Settlements
- NY FED
- Congressional Budget Office
- Hansard
- Philosophical Transactions
- Gap Minder
- Khan Academy
- Memrise
- Live Mocha
- Art Of Problem Solving
- Investopedia CFA
- ACA
- Orwell on writing
- Upworthy
- Digital Public Library of America
- Sound Cloud
- Pixlr
- TED
- CS50 Harvard
- Forvo
- Curious
- Tend
- Super Simple Learning
- Kidrex
- Hodinkee
- The Wirecutter
- Outgrow
- Sarien
- Contre Jour
- Coffitivity
- Mental Floss
- Wolfram Alpha
- Matt Henderson
- MIT OCW
About Me:
Amateur writer, professional city worker, reluctant cyclist, erstwhile physicist, enthusiastic reader, over enthusiastic book buyer, complacent DIYer, elated father, enamored husband, forgiven sinner, convinced Jesus follower, fledgling communicator, hesitant evangelist, underachieving perfectionist.
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A Prayer For Us; Readers & Writers
"If my fire is not large, it is yet real, and there may be those who can light their candle at its flame." - Aiden Wilson Tozer
May the meditations of my heart be an encouragement to readers and a reminder to me. In these pages please extinguish fallacy, spark dialogue and ignite right thinking; shed light on our present reality and warm our hearts of the hope to come.
Would these words find their basis in your Word.
Jesus is ours, in wonder and trials;
He, who keeps our flames alight.
Flicker or flare, in weakness or strength;
We rest in His glorious might.
That joy complete, in Him be found;
His daily mercies not ignored.
Honouring His Will, His Word, His Spirit;
our Father, Saviour, Helper, Lord.
May the meditations of my heart be an encouragement to readers and a reminder to me. In these pages please extinguish fallacy, spark dialogue and ignite right thinking; shed light on our present reality and warm our hearts of the hope to come.
Would these words find their basis in your Word.
Jesus is ours, in wonder and trials;
He, who keeps our flames alight.
Flicker or flare, in weakness or strength;
We rest in His glorious might.
That joy complete, in Him be found;
His daily mercies not ignored.
Honouring His Will, His Word, His Spirit;
our Father, Saviour, Helper, Lord.
Small Print:
This blog is an archive of personal thoughts and does not necessarily represent the views of any parties I am associated with (or even my current views as they may have changed).
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