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Did Moses Finish Well? | Musings of an Old Man # 7
Moses spent forty years leading Israel, only to stumble near the finish line. Yet his story didn’t end with failure. What does it really mean to finish well? As we grow older, perhaps the answer is different from what we imagined when we were young.
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There’s a Way Out of Your Struggle
Sometimes life leaves us stuck, discouraged, and wondering where to go next. A recent reading of Isaiah 43:18–19 inspired two short poems about finding a roadway through the wilderness and an unexpected river in the desert.
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The Gray Hair Dilemma| Musings of an Old Man # 5
Gray hair sends mixed signals. Is it a sign of honor, character, decline, dependence—or responsibility? Maybe it’s all of the above. A biblical musing on what it means to grow old and gray.
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Skating on Thin Theology | Musings of an Old Man # 3
We live in an age where answers are everywhere, but our theology may be thinner than ever. What happens when life puts real weight on what we believe?
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Where Did My Strength Go? | Musings of an Old Man # 2
There comes a moment when a man realizes he isn’t as strong as he used to be. The loss is physical, but it reaches much deeper. A musing on strength, aging, grief, identity—and finding a different kind of strength for the road ahead.