Making time for God in your life
My best plan fell through. I had to cancel my appointment for cataract surgery because I had what my doctor thinks was the flu. And then the other shoe dropped. My lab work done in getting a return to work Continue reading Best laid plans
God is taking me to a new level of gratitude. He is teaching me how to be thankful for what is going on that I cannot yet see. He is also leading me to a place of thankfulness for the Continue reading A new level of gratitude
So the good news is that my eye is healing nicely. My ophthalmologist was pleased with the progress when I last saw him. Now few weeks’ wait and then a plan for the cataract. Our hope is in our God Continue reading Good news and hope
Wednesday is the day my healing begins. I will go to have a corneal nodule removed from my eye in preparation for cataract surgery. The second opinion convinced me that the nodule removal is necessary for better vision the rest Continue reading Healing to come
I’m asking God for a new level of healing. I realize that my sensitive gut is more sensitive than I thought and I’m asking God to heal me completely, not just partially. I talked last time about my cataract surgery Continue reading New healing
Unexpected challenges dot our lives, sometimes with exclamation points. I planned in my mind how my cataract surgery would go, easy to schedule, covered by insurance, a friend to help in the first 24 hours, back to work with no Continue reading New challenges
It’s amazing that I last posted in February. I was doing better since my post promising to get to bed at night so I could get up in the morning and write. But then March happened. Influenza A struck in Continue reading It’s almost May!
Ronald Reagan said “Trust but verify.” He said it about enemies, but I’ve done it with God all my life. Now I’m learning to trust without verification. I see a pattern in events in the last year. God is transforming Continue reading Trusting His faithfulness
This presidential election reminds me of others in my life in that the expected winner was defeated. It is part of a pattern I see in our government at all levels. It occurs when the pendulum has swung so far Continue reading Election fallout
It is a long, hot and tense summer. I have been frustrated in my attempts to write this post by many things. Work continues to be a nightmare; two people were on medical leave (one still is) and with vacations, Continue reading Hiding in Him
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