if life was easy, would it be this good?
It’s not that life is easy – far from it – but that this journey we are on together is wonderful. Continue reading if life was easy, would it be this good?
Tag: day-by-day
Making Ordinary Time Extraordinary!
This is the day that the Lord has made; let us rejoice and be glad in it! – Psalm 118:24 This – above – is the view from my study window this morning. Misty, cold, melted snow, leftover slush, the promise of rain, messy. The vista is shrouded in clammy winter cloud, everything drenched with cold damp. The beauty of the fresh snow and crisp iciness … Continue reading Making Ordinary Time Extraordinary!
Getting my Heart and my Head on the Same Page
CLICK RIGHT HERE! It’s been a few weeks since I referred you to my local column, featured in Wake Forest Today. So this morning – the third day into Lent – I’d like you to click on the link and read the faith perspective I was able to share with our community. The title of the article is “Getting my Heart and my Head on … Continue reading Getting my Heart and my Head on the Same Page
“Day by day, dear Lord” – random photographs from a good day
Day by day, day by day Oh, dear Lord, three things I pray To see thee more clearly Love thee more dearly Follow thee more nearly, day by day… FRIDAY: Earlier this week I wrote about Ordinary Time, and the importance of cultivating a sense of “normalcy” after a long season of celebration such as Thanksgiving-Christmas; most of the thoughts I shared had to do … Continue reading “Day by day, dear Lord” – random photographs from a good day
Easter redux – living resurrection promise
Yesterday my whole day was built around talking with people. Talking, and listening. “So what’s the professional part, the working aspect of that?” you may ask. “Well I’m not exactly sure,” I might reply. “But it turns out to be a huge part of my life nowadays.” ACCOUNTING: Okay, so somewhere during the day I did write a short news article. I also made contact … Continue reading Easter redux – living resurrection promise
