Making time for God in your life
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
It’s been way too long since I sat down to write. I have been struggling to figure out when to make time to write. Early morning (relative since I work until early evening) is my most productive time. I am Continue reading Way too long
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
Last time, I described my delight in getting to visit Lake Louise and http://www.fairmont.com/lake-louise/ in Banff National Park in Canada with my younger son and his family. Today, I want to share my thinking since the visit. The beauty of Continue reading Pondering options
I had thought that I was open to what God had planned for my life. I believed I had a grasp on His direction for me. I may have had some of it wrong. Years ago, I saw a PBS Continue reading New perspectives
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
A Facebook friend posted a notice a few weeks ago about a Kindle book sale: Robert Morris’ “Truly Free – Breaking The Snares That So Easily Entangle” and I jumped on the opportunity. I love Robert Morris as a gift Continue reading Truly Free
My mother died May 1. Her funeral was May 7. She was 91 and had been quite ill near the end of her life. I will miss her, especially in the autumn when I can’t call her to talk about our Continue reading Lessons from my mother
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