My daybreak therapy is praying with a pen, recording trials and blessings of yesterday. King David and I have spent many quiet dawns and silent nights in the Psalms he once penned in caves and pastures. David the shepherd–king has faithfully been a good mentor, guiding me through the tough times of life, leading me beside … [Read more...]
Bent and Bound
No one could see her . . . in the back of the gathering, crooked and low. Doctor Luke tells another story in his gospel of Jesus coming against the Law-keepers who accused Him of caring for misfits, especially on the Sabbath. Love came against the Law one Sabbath day . . . And behold there was a woman who for eighteen years … [Read more...]
A Versatile Thank-You!
Time out for a thank-you note . . . I have been nominated for the Versatile Bloggers Award! I’m grateful to be considered. Thank you to the lovely person, Glenda Mills, for the kind gesture and nomination. It means so much, because her blog, http://glendamills.com/ encourages me weekly with inspiring articles, poetry, and … [Read more...]
Grudge or Grace
Humans aren’t natural forgivers. Take note of how many angry people you meet along your day. Take special note if you’re one of them. Consider . . . for every minute of anger, we lose sixty seconds of peace. What measure of insult or transgression have you had to deal with lately? Has it been someone hurling shouts, fists, … [Read more...]
Holding on to Hope
Have you ever felt like the woman on the tracks? I’ve felt like a damsel in distress. The dramatic one lying across the rails is my daughter. She has a good time no matter the circumstances . . . actually she just celebrated a rather “high-end” birthday. She’s been a good source of strength and humor throughout the years … [Read more...]
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