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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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And Close the Path to Misery
Sometimes when I have trouble praying I go to my old hymnbook and look for something that will give me a jump-start. This morning I was impacted by these words from an advent hymn dated 1710. The first lines are … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts and Reflections
Tagged fear, God, hymn, Jesus Christ, Lord, misery, path
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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
