Above: My Desk, January 4, 2018
Photograph by Kenneth Randolph Taylor
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God uses a wide variety of people for divine purposes. Agents of God include believers, non-believers, introverts, extroverts, tricksters, curmudgeons, the rich, members of the middle class, the poor, the famous, the functionally anonymous, and many others. I am one of those introverted believers. I am one who works well with others for appointed times most days yet needs plenty of solitude to recharge my proverbial batteries afterward. Needless to say, extroverted forms of evangelism and discipleship are not regular items on my schedule.
The Internet is both a blessing and a curse. It is a conduit for content ranging from the vile to the beautiful, the vacuous to the profound, the negative to the positive, and the useless to the useful. I intend for my Internet presence to be positive. And, since a post I write in the privacy of my home can reach someone on the other side of the world, I rejoice that one of my hobbies can help many people, at least theoretically. I pray that something you, O reader, find here may bless you and help you along your walk with God. If you do, all credit properly belongs to God.
KENNETH RANDOLPH TAYLOR
THE ELEVENTH DAY OF CHRISTMAS
THE FEAST OF FELIX MANZ, FIRST ANABAPTIST MARTYR
THE FEAST OF SAINT ELIZABETH ANN SETON, FOUNDRESS OF THE AMERICAN SISTERS OF CHARITY
THE FEAST OF SAINTS GREGORY OF LANGRES, TERTICUS OF LANGRES, GALLUS OF CLERMONT, GREGORY OF TOURS, AVITUS I OF CLERMONT, MAGNERICUS OF TRIER, AND GAUGERICUS, ROMAN CATHOLIC BISHOPS
THE FEAST OF JOHANN LUDWIG FREYDT, GERMAN MORAVIAN COMPOSER AND EDUCATOR
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BLOGA THEOLOGICA 
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