Author Archives: Robert Franklin
The Killing of God’s Will
[picapp align=”left” wrap=”true” link=”term=pharoah&iid=3186557″ src=”5/a/b/5/Aerial_Of_Valley_9ed1.jpg?adImageId=9373463&imageId=3186557″ width=”234″ height=”309″ /]From the halls of Pharaoh’s palace to the sand hills of Pharaoh’s labor farms, Moses saw the best and worst the world had to offer. The injustice and deprivation inflicted on his countryman gave Moses cause to take action. Moses’ … Continue reading
Monochromatic (Part 3 A Little Crowing)
[picapp align=”left” wrap=”true” link=”term=crowing&iid=5238140″ src=”d/d/8/7/Crowing_Rooster_on_1d62.jpg?adImageId=9292820&imageId=5238140″ width=”234″ height=”354″ /] I want to stop and give thanks to God for his provision and goodness to Michelle and me. Ryan is currently working with Messer Construction Co. as an engineering intern. The funds he will earn … Continue reading
Turning the Tables
[picapp align=”right” wrap=”true” link=”term=turning+tables&iid=3174285″ src=”c/3/b/e/Croupiers_Hone_Their_ca63.jpg?adImageId=9221870&imageId=3174285″ width=”234″ height=”156″ /] There is a historical belief that our connection with God is inately religious as opposed to inherently relational. In plain terms, God is accessed through a series of human acts (some very odd) performed in … Continue reading
Monochromatic (Pt. 2 “The Soapbox”)
[picapp align=”left” wrap=”true” link=”term=soapbox&iid=7438818″ src=”6/4/4/0/Hoar_Cross_Holds_12c4.jpg?adImageId=9051965&imageId=7438818″ width=”234″ height=”351″ /] I try to refrain from “venting my spleen” while writing for public consumption. The cybersphere is already full of bile anyway, why add mine? The margin for error when standing on one’s soapbox is … Continue reading
Unrecoverable Loss
[picapp align=”left” wrap=”true” link=”term=hurricane+katrina&iid=914721″ src=”5/9/3/3/Demolition_Continues_On_9ac7.jpg?adImageId=8962211&imageId=914721″ width=”380″ height=”253″ /]Due to the events of the past decade we are becoming familiar once again with unrecoverable loss. The new millenium promised a recovery from the stock market blowout of the late ’90 but … Continue reading
Sounding the Horn
One of the great privileges I have is to work with a group of wonderfully talented individuals. My friends at Main Street have recently been blessed by the services of Tyler Andrew. Tyler came to us all the way from … Continue reading