The works of Author C.L. Harmon
Live your life as though you chose every negative thing that has ever happened to you. And you chose them because you wanted to prove that there is nothing you can’t conquer and overcome to live life on your terms.
C.L. Harmon
Leave a CommentWhen the devil convinces us that we can direct our lives better than God, then he becomes the one who will be plotting our course.
C.L. Harmon
Leave a CommentSo much of our life is spent lost. There seems so little reason as to why that we become consumed in searching to be found. But it’s in these precise times we seek to know…it’s when we look for meaning. And it’s in those moments we find it. Because being lost is the only time we truly understand what it means to be found.
C.L. Harmon
Leave a CommentCommon ground is where two people meet because they believe in compromise and peace. No man’s land is where there is no reason because purpose had been abandoned. Reality is the wisdom to know they are the same ground, but entered upon with different mindsets.
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Leave a CommentThe small kindness you do today, may be the only reason someone does a great kindness in the future. Kindness has a memory and it never forgets it owes itself to someone. And the someone it chooses may just be the right person to perform a kindness that changes the world.
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Leave a CommentDirection is a choice. Fate is a result of our decisions. And destiny is where we realize God loves us more than He hates the bad choices and decisions we made.
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Leave a CommentOf all the people I have known throughout my life, the greatest among them have served a loving and merciful God…regardless of what name they called him.
~C.L. Harmon
Our voices must be louder than the wolves in the wilderness. The wolves do not fear the sheep, but the cunning and intelligence of the shepherd. It only takes one wolf to be a danger to the flock. But it only takes one voice to strike hesitancy in the wolf as well. Silence is often an invitation to evil, whereas a voice from the wilderness is the protection which keeps it at bay.
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Leave a CommentWe all have a responsibility to each other to be righteous. In different capacities we are one another’s judges, juries, counsel and caregivers. If we do not practice righteousness, then those we are responsible will always be on the short side of fairness and justice. And with no example from us, the same lack of practice will find us when we are in the care of others.
C.L. Harmon
Leave a CommentSometimes it takes everything you have just to make it through the day. But remember at the end of that day you had just enough to make it all the way through. And that’s all the proof you need to know that tomorrow will never be able to take more than you have to give.
C.L. Harmon
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