Author Archives: Stephen Nielsen

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There is so much talk lately about the Great Reset. It has been in the works for many years; but now, with so much lawlessness, the riots, Covid-19, and voter fraud, it seems to be…

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I have been reviewing the sermons of D. Martyn Lloyd-Jones on Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. I am now covering his chapters on the Lord’s Prayer, from Matthew 6:9-13. So far, from my previous blog…

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I was energized this morning when I read a few tweets by faithful Americans. Mahiavelli We the people refuse to concede to a fraudulent election. Evan Kilgore There is a difference between not having the…

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Generally, before we (Christians) go to prayer, it is always good to realize what a privilege we have to be in God’s presence and to be able to talk with Him face to face and…

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When I began to think about what I could blog on today, one idea was to write on my uses of clove extract. Well, I thought about it for a while, but then dismissed the…

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A sunset over this small lake, December, 2013 A lovely December afternoon, 2016 Watching a full moon rise, December, 2017 Blue sky in December, 2018 Blue sky and snow, December, 2019 On my way home,…

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I have just finished reading the book Killing Crazy Horse. Earlier I wrote a summary on the book. In this post I will write about how the book has affected me. That is, to give…

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Looking back at this day of 40 degree weather, bitter cold and snow was just a day away, and these Mallard ducks were enjoying their last days. Soon the creek will be iced over. Leaving…

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Here is one of the buildings left standing–out of over 300 that were in the area. Slabs of concrete I ran across just the other day, no doubt remnants from the ammunition’s plant. I moved…

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In general, fasting is abstinence from food for spiritual reasons; it is that personal discipline that aids us in our spiritual life. To start, I want to tell you that I am not a regular…