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Tag Archives: trust
Anchored in God’s Goodness
I opened a lap top I haven’t used for a while and found a sticky note below the keyboard that said, “Stay securely anchored in the goodness of God or your theology will be reduced to the level of your … Continue reading
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Tagged Anchored, choice, faith, God, goodness, struggle, trust
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Forging a New Journey
I know that most of the life I have known, on a practical level, is gone. Some of it eroded away by the “or sickness” and the “or for worse” of the marriage vow. Some of it shattered by the … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts and Reflections, Uncategorized
Tagged adventure, faith, friendship, grace, grief, help, journey, loss, New season, risk, trust
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No Return Address
I wonder why some of the burdens that I so genuinely send to God are returned to me. I open the package and am dismayed that the thing I sent has come back to me in the same condition in … Continue reading
Let the Mystery Live
There is something unexplainable about a relationship with God through Jesus Christ. As a young child I would exhaust my mother with questions. She would gently say, “Honey, it is better not to ask those questions”. I didn’t appreciate her … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts and Reflections
Tagged aging, childhood, faith, mystery, questions, trust
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Because I Know You
Hearing loss opens the way for uninvited emotions to charge what begins as a straightforward comment. My default response when my husband does not hear what I have said is to repeat the same comment in a louder tone. The … Continue reading
Posted in Thoughts and Reflections
Tagged aging, answers, feelings, God, grace, hearing loss, relationship, responsiblity, trust
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The Gift of “No Control”
It’s hard for me to let go of the delusion that I have some control. I try to defend this lie by setting up trust accounts, investing in life insurance and establishing safeguards. God, in His faithfulness, is relentless in … Continue reading
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