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Something About Me and My Book:: I'm a sixty one year old male living with my wife Linda and son Chad in Virginia Beach, Va. I worked in the route business for a local bakery for twenty years and I'm currently employed with Target in Chesapeake, Va. My book Splinters On The Carpenter's Floor was published in 2009 inspired by the Holy Spirit during a very difficult time of depression. It consist of forty two writings that basically evolved from my prayers to God to break the depression.

Website:: http://Splinters On The Carpenter's Floor

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IT SOUNDS CRAZY, BUT I BELIEVE EVERY WORD OF IT

“I have chosen the foolish things of the world to confound the wise” God’s very declaration about this life. A world that is overun with thousands upon thousands of people who are very intelligent or masquerading as someone who is that Blessed. God has told us in his word that this breed of humanity has always stumbled with the way things are supposed to work, function, live and breathe, because…

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Posted on January 6, 2013 at 7:00pm

Christmas, The Reason for the Season

Christmas, The Reason For The Season

What a beautiful sight as the snow falls on all the brightly lighted homes, people rushing from store to store looking for that perfect gift that will bring joy to their loved one. The bell ringers collecting for the less fortunate and you witness a amazing thing, that almost every person stops and places money in the kettle. Generally everyone you pass says how are you today and have a great day. There is a…

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Posted on December 8, 2012 at 6:00am

Come to Me, Ye That Are Heavy Layden

COME TO ME, YE THAT ARE HEAVY LAYDEN

I’ve grown so weary my Lord, my mind and body have been battered by Satan’s attacks. I carry the burden of guilt for a lifetime of selfish pleasures. As a young man how many weekend nights did I seek your face? When people were having their lives transformed I was numbing the pain with another beer.

The flesh of man…