About Doc Arnett
Native of southwestern Kentucky currently living in Ark City, Kansas, with my wife of twenty-nine years, Randa. We have, between us, eight children and twenty-eight grandkids. We enjoy singing, worship, remodeling and travel.
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An old photograph, old memories, old emotions… can be the launch for fresh expressions of appreciation. Continue reading →
I think we have lots of chances to show consideration to others with a minimum of inconvenience to ourselves. Continue reading →
The God Who Lives in the Praises of His People walks in the midst of our worship. Continue reading →
Worthy is the Lord of Heaven! Continue reading →
Early morning sun backlighting spring maple trees and making the lawn sparkle… Ah, God is good! Continue reading →
Posted in Christian Devotions, Christian Living, Nature, Poetic Contemplations, Poetry, Spiritual Contemplation
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Tagged contemplation, early morning, gratitude, peace, serenity, spring morning, sunshine
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I love these days of gentle rain and soft showers… Continue reading →
Posted in Christian Devotions, Metaphysical Reflection, Nature, Poetic Contemplations, Poetry, Spiritual Contemplation
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Tagged blessings, erosion, Flint Hills, gentle rain, rain, showers, soft showers, storms
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It is a good habit in life to refuse to let disappointment ruin good experiences. Continue reading →
Posted in Christian Devotions, Christian Living, Nature, Spiritual Contemplation
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Tagged Bluff Woods, Bluff Woods MO, disappointment, expectations, experience, goals, hiking, hunting mushrooms
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Knocking my head against the floorboard of an ’86 Chevy Celebrity led to buying my first pair of eyeglasses… Continue reading →
Does planting tomatoes in a parking lot prove I’m desperate or determined? Or just dumber than a cracked rock? Continue reading →
Posted in Christian Devotions, Christian Living, Gardening, Metaphysical Reflection, Nature, Spiritual Contemplation
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Tagged challlenges, digging holes, garden, obstacles, rewards, tomatoes
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Just in case you’ve ever wondered: stuffing insulation into a big hole does not properly repair a broken foundation! Continue reading →