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Monthly Archives: March 2013
The Comfort of Being Known
A long time friend went with me for a medical procedure today. I invited her into the room where all the questions are asked. It felt good to know that as I responded to inquiries regarding my health history and … Continue reading
Do I Rest or Risk?
I am wanting my body to be strong. I want the physical ability to do the things my heart longs to do. I don’t want to hurt myself every time I lift something. I don’t want to fall and break … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts and Reflections
Tagged competition, exercise, joints, rest, risk, strength, trainer
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When My Heart Is Too Heavy
I’m giving my imagination freedom to stage some potential scenes. Tonight I am picturing a waiting room of people who are bringing their stories to Jesus. His office is not a closed-door room but rather a type of stage that … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts and Reflections
Tagged calling, Enemy, faith, hopes, Jesus, prayer, struggles, sufferings
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Scared?
by Shirlee Vandegrift The word ‘scared’ should not have a place in the mind or mouth of a believer, should it? Nor should the words “why,” “why me,” “why them” or any other words that indicate unbelief. I have been … Continue reading
Posted in Prayers and Devotions
Tagged fear, friend, gentleness, pain, prayer, questions, unbelief
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Bent but Not Broken!
Our back yard has attracted my attention these past days by a big branch that has lowered itself from its usual inconspicuous spot and curved down with its tip actually resting in the snow. Today I don’t see it at … Continue reading
Do Not Forget
As we age forgetting becomes a dreaded experience. Does it mean the arrival of an intrusive and intractable enemy that will eventually wipe all memory and leave me a stranger to myself and others? We know there is pathology that … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts and Reflections
Tagged aging, children, Deuteronomy, encouragement, eyes, faithfulness, God, grace, heart, journey, memory loss
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What Happened to Real News?
What happened to real news? I mean when you turned on the news you heard about what had happened in your neighborhood, your state, your nation and your world. You just heard it one time and then, if you were so … Continue reading →