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John Clark

John Livingston Clark is 74 years of age and lives in central Washington State. He has written two published books, and two published poems. His initial book is called, " God's Healing Hope: Breaking the Strongholds of Wrong Thinking." His second book, released in December of 2016, is a motivational book written to seniors titled, " Seniors: Are You Retiring or Recharging?" Both books are available on amazon. You can also view his writings on www.faithwriters.com. His “Poem For Senior Citizens” is in the 5th spot on FW.

Getting Back To The Spiritual Basics

There is a saying in sports when things aren’t going well. “We need to get back to the basics.” The same could be said of other disciplines. It can also apply to Christian beliefs. There is a great falling away from the teachings of the Bible, especially concerning salvation, yet ...

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Showing God’s Grace To Others

I recently heard a speaker on the radio say, “The same grace that God shows us we need to show to our spouse. Husbands should love their wives, “as Christ loved the Church” (Ephesians 5:25), and this implies showing them grace.  Even though this verse is in the context of ...

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Life Is Short, But Eternity Is Long

A billboard outside a town in Washington State of the USA reads, Life Is Short, Eternity Is Long.”  Indeed, life is short, especially compared to all of human history. Psalm 90:10 says, “The years of our life are seventy, or even by reason of strength eighty; yet their span is ...

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One Degree Off Course

There is a navigational rule called The One in 60 Rule. One degree off means winding up one mile off 60 miles later. For every one degree a plane gets off course, it will miss its targeted landing spot by 92 feet for every mile flown. When the NASA astronauts went to ...

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Spiritual Sowing And Reaping

Tractors and other farm implements are now busy tilling, fertilizing, and planting seeds for this year’s crops of a variety of vegetables and fruits. Where I live it is sowing season for the farmers. Later this year all of this will be harvested and reaped, available on roadside stands and ...

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