A peek into an ongoing correspondence between sister-friends. She is one of my Paulettes and most assuredly my longtime Barnabia. Dear friend, I read yesterday Matthew 28 and Mark 16. This was our planned chronological reading with The Bible Recap. My reading walked me through the crucifixion. And then I encountered The Resurrection of Christ. … Continue reading The Resurrection: how do you respond?
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Only His Lead
Women. None of us are perfect. Not me. Nor you. We try though, donโt we? โThis righteousness is given through faith in Jesus Christ to all who believe. There is no difference between Jew and Gentile, for all have sinned and fall short of the glory of God,โโญโญRomansโฌ โญ3โฌ:โญ22โฌ-โญ23โฌ โญNIVโฌโฌ {Our own bit of Eden} … Continue reading Only His Lead
Do we take life too lightly?
Day 38 of reading 365 days through the Bible. Immanuel, which means God with us, is the lens through which I am reading every page. Today's assigned reading was in Exodus, chapters 25-27. The Exodus chapters were full to the brim with God's {withness}. In practically every sentence, I could see a loving Father creating … Continue reading Do we take life too lightly?
Everyoneโฆ
How many places do you frequent where EVERYONE is welcome? How often do you encounter the sense that EVERYONE has truly been invited? Is this statement in the Bible too good to be true? Paul, the Apostle, was the author of this letter to Roman Christians, and so it was Paul who penned these words, … Continue reading Everyoneโฆ
Waiting is an Action Word
Did you know that waiting is an action word? You probably did, but until just recently, I did not. Iโm running late to the party as usual! โWait for the Lord; be strong, and let your heart take courage; wait for the Lord!โโญโญPsalmโฌ โญ27โฌ:โญ14โฌ โญESVโฌโฌ I thought waiting was equivalent to being stuck. Waiting, to … Continue reading Waiting is an Action Word
The Joy of Pruning
Thankfully, we have 2 citrus trees in our tiny yard. And they provide us with the best (in our opinion) oranges and pink grapefruits, in season. We eat, and juice, and spritz, and savor until weโve had our fill. The harvest is plentiful beyond our capacity to consume and so we give away to all … Continue reading The Joy of Pruning
Water for your ashes
It would be easy right now to succumb to the ugly, angry and violent images on screens everywhere spewing so much noise of impending doom and gloom. But I resist. I choose to turn away from screens to take in what is natural and created. Beauty is everywhere. The sounds of birds fill the air … Continue reading Water for your ashes





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