Make sure you keep getting along with each other.
Marie Tardy
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The personal site of Kirk Tardy.
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Make sure you keep getting along with each other.
Marie Tardy
After her funeral, I went by Mamarie’s house one last time and found this very used garden hoe that has been filed down over and over again having survived so many uses. I definitely don’t work hard in her terms.

Today my great grandmother passed away. Born in 1908, having lived nearly a century, she has seen and been through plenty.
I have some very fond memories of her and the stories she told—working in the fields, half-court-dirt-floor basketball, and more. I remember visiting her house for Thanksgivings when she would cook a feast in her small kitchen as we played football across the street. She left a few jewels with me that I’d like to remember throughout my life. Read More
These past few weeks I’ve been working on releasing a theme for WordPress. I’m using the new theme on this site. Visit the T1 site to find out more about it.
What a blast to test drive the little Smart Cart. I love small cars, and this one was definitely fun to drive.
I like it. I’ll try it out for a test drive when they come through town.
We just visited the first meeting of Green Hills church. A young crowd, great people, and a guy from Columbia made for a great experience and environment.
Our little girl just weighed in at 1%. She’s growing so fast, and it’s hard to believe 99 out of 100 weigh more than her.
LDS View of Atonement Clarified
Stand to Reason sheds light a true—and extremely significant—difference between Christianity and Mormonism. More of what they really believe can be found at their Gospel Principles.
Someone needs to invent custom spray paint colors that can be mixed and put in a can while you wait.
Here is an Interesting thought about Ceaser’s image being on the coin so, “Give to Ceaser what is his.” We are created in God’s image, so we should be given to Him.
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My last post talked about the building blocks mentioned in 1 Corinthians 3 and what those are based on the immediate context.
From a broader context and even some things mentioned in the comment by NJ, you might beg the question:
“But wait, isn’t Paul talking about building into the church, not individuals?”
Yes and no.
I’ve been looking at 1 Corinthians 3 through two different views.
The first idea expands from what I mentioned before about wood, hay, stubble, gold, silver, and precious stones, and uses this premise to determine the rest of the context.
The second idea is based on actual people being our work, not what we put into those people. In other passages people are our work, but is this what Paul is saying in 1 Corinthians 3?
Looking at context will help you see where these views are coming from—and where they end up. Read More