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Monthly Archives: January 2012
Thinking of Jesus as a Fun Companion
We think of Jesus, rightly so, as our King. We think of Jesus, rightly so, as our Savior, We think of Jesus, rightly so, as our Shepherd. This list of titles can go on and on. Today, without risking irreverence, … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts and Reflections
Tagged animals, cat, companion, fun, Jesus, monkey
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A Receipt for a Prayer
I got an email this week telling me that a friend of mine and her ten year old daughter had chosen a personal scripture verse to use as a prayer for each of their family members and “others” who they … Continue reading
Posted in Prayers and Devotions
Tagged daughter, Ephesians, friend, God, love, prayers, promises
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Fresh Footprints in Fresh Snow
Everything outside is pure white. The ground is covered. The pine trees have their green needles wearing white shawls while a red cardinal positions himself for a stunning portrait. As a child in the country the snow stayed white. Here in … Continue reading
One Is Enough for Me!
I have been noticing that some of our aging men are coming for our large group teaching but leaving before the follow up small group discussion begins. I have wondered why, because these same men seem to do fine if … Continue reading
I Get That Way, Too
Sometimes it is hard to know what to say to someone who has reached the edge of their emotional cliff. Unsolicited advice is received as criticism. An attempt to apply a random biblical promise puts our whole faith story at … Continue reading
Where to Start
by Shirlee Vandegrift Heavenly Father, I come before You not knowing how to pray, or where to start. You are so big and I am so small. You are so powerful and am so weak. You are so truthful and … Continue reading
Posted in Prayers and Devotions
Tagged example, faith, footsteps, forgiveness, formula, Heavenly Father, Jesus, prayers
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Default Setting
What does the word “default” really mean? In the English language, the word “default” can be used in many different ways, but the definition I want to explore here is what does the technician mean when he says that your computer … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts and Reflections
Tagged continent, default, doubting, faith through aging eyes, fear, God, heart, tennis, trust, village
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