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Tag Archives: faith
Read the End of the Book
I am preparing for a Memorial Service I did not expect to attend. The person who is being remembered is younger than I am. If I let my natural mind calculate, then she died too early. I also need to … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts and Reflections
Tagged death, faith, family, memorial service, mystery, questions, trust, Victory
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Running to Jesus
I’ve met a friend that is so “radiant” with the Presence of God that I’ve asked her to take me with her into a deeper relationship with Him. Her answer was, “I don’t know very much. All I know is … Continue reading
Posted in Prayers and Devotions
Tagged aging, childhood, confidence, faith, friendship, I've, Jesus, quiet, rest, trust
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Watching God with Wonder
I am writing this from a page in my story where I have exhausted all I know to do. My prayer for guidance seems to be answered with “Watch God be God”. This phrase is not unfamiliar to me as … Continue reading
Faith through Aging Eyes
As a relatively “young” person assigned to ministry with Senior Adults, I deliberately chose to use the word “we” when addressing “our” group. Over the years, awareness gradually dawned: aging people look old to other people but they don’t feel … Continue reading
A Good Name
A Good Name I have been asked to speak to a Senior Adult Fellowship on the topic “A Good Name.” It is never easy for me to prepare a talk when the subject is chosen for me. The idea of … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts and Reflections
Tagged Christ, faith, Father, heir, name, questions, reputation, seniors
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Shredding My Data
I have filled three huge lawn bags with shredded paper today. Hidden among the shreds are the details of my life. I could tell you how much my electric bill was in 1980 if I had spared those receipts from … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts and Reflections
Tagged documents, faith, forgiveness, grace, Grover Cleveland, life, memories, parents, shredding
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Standing on the Promises
One of my favorite Bibles is at least 40 years old. It is an Amplified version that I have been able to have rebound. I have decided to use it for my regular reading/studying in 2014. It will be fun … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts and Reflections
Tagged Bible, Christ, Christianity, faith, God, Jesus, promises, Religion and Spirituality
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I’ve Driven Off the Beaten Path
This is a picture of the GPS in my car. The red line on the left is the highway. The red arrow near the middle is my car. How did this happen? I don’t seem to be driving on a … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts and Reflections
Tagged aging, faith, God, GPS, highway, Holy Spirit, path
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You Didn’t Sign Up for This
It’s possible to find yourself in a setting that evokes concern for your well-being by those watching your life. When someone comments, “You didn’t sign up for this,” it begs the question, “What did I sign up for?” Marriage vows … Continue reading