This morning I woke with praise for the Almighty on my lips. Yes, my head was pounding and my thoughts blurred by sleep. During the early morning hours, I woke a few times before I got up. Each time I thanked God for the day, his graces, or for being my God before fading back to sleep.
Continue reading “Morning Guidance”I am behind in my devotional “God Calling” edited by A.J. Russell. The funny thing is the July 20th devotional is was what I needed to think about, August 2nd. All I know is it was something I needed today. Continue reading “What Standard?”
Yesterday morning, I woke in a good mood. My post was ready to go. I looked forward to a wonderful day. It just needed the audio clip and a few tweaks. I signed onto my work desktop and opened my email. The email’s subject line put me on notice. Trouble was brewing. Uh oh… Do I open it or ignore it? Continue reading “Out of Step”
They say “the devil is in the details.” But what are the results? This is the question I meditated on since my last blog post.
If we live by the Spirit, let us also walk by the Spirit. [Galatians 5:25 NIV*] Continue reading “Results”
Here is a taste of how He leads me on this journey. I spend my morning waking up with coffee, scripture, and prayer. Sometimes My Lord and I have a conversation. Other mornings I am quiet or busy depending on the day. Sometimes I write. Continue reading “He Restores”
I am praying you are blessed this Easter and Passover. I woke praising God again. I couldn’t stop it. The evil one pricked me with guilt and I didn’t buy it! Not one little bit. I have found joy in the shadows. Continue reading “Praise, Stars, and Treasure”
Have you found the joy of hunkering down yet? What is your perspective of the Crisis with a capital “C.” Once I got past the fear, I found sparks of Joy. It is time to find our bond to heaven. Continue reading “Crisis Perspective”
During the storm thinking muddles and I battle fear and pain. Once the storm passes, peace settles in the atmosphere. The sky clears to a bright blue. I survey the debris. The actions needed fall into place. God provides the tools I need and I get back to work. Continue reading “Finding Peace”
Living a quiet mediocre life does not bring the peace I crave. For decades I listened to the words of those screaming into the nearest microphone. I responded with silence. The louder they screamed, the more I retreated to the middle of the road. I neither agree nor disagree. Continue reading “Mediocre Really?”
