Making time for God in your life
I feel stuck. A website I’m using says this stage of job change is about disorientation because things are not what they were but are not yet what they will be. I worked at this job for 5+ years. I Continue reading Trying to move forward
My family is in the midst of uncertain times and peace reigns and rains. My youngest grandchild is seriously ill and without a creative miracle, his future with us is doubtful. My son told me today that people have marveled Continue reading Peace in Uncertain Times
Recently, I had surgery on my other eye. The nodule on the right eye was removed last year and I had cataract surgery in March. My left eye requires the same treatment, and will heal from the nodule surgery with Continue reading Second eye, repeat verse
I make lists. I am a list maker. I need a list to accomplish tasks that are important in my life. I keep my list in a 9 x 6 inch spiral notebook. The list is rewritten about every two Continue reading The list never ends
Facing a new diagnosis of a chronic illness is not pleasant. I have decided that learning from each challenge in my life is the only way to stop repeating errors and to follow God’s plan. To recap, a flu-like illness Continue reading Encouraging progress by His grace
God is never late although it seems He is when we are waiting. I am convinced He cannot be late because of His character. Unlike me, He sets everything in motion at the right time. His omniscience precludes any tardiness. Continue reading My times are truly in His hands
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
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
God demonstrates His faithfulness to teach me and answer my prayers in ways I don’t expect. Recently, He demonstrated to me how perfectly He understands my nature and needs. I received a gift in the mail that will let me Continue reading He teaches, I learn
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