Showing posts with label journey. Show all posts
Showing posts with label journey. Show all posts
Tuesday, September 24, 2013
Faith Journey
Faith journey. What is that? an expedition; excursion; tour; trip; odyssey... so many synonyms for that word. For every synonym, there are thousands of stories to tell. Most everyone has one, and the tales, and their outcomes vary greatly, but each is unique and personal to the individual on the road. This is a portion of mine:
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Tuesday, April 3, 2012
Healthy Mind, Body and Soul Journey 4/3/12
Psalm 98
Two summers ago I challenged myself to read all 150 Psalms and I thoroughly enjoyed reading each one. The Psalms are so beautifully poetic, and such an encouragement to me. They so clearly illustrate man's struggle with life. One Psalm will be full of praise in a victory, and the next one might rail at the world that seems unfair, still another will speak of the mighty
Two summers ago I challenged myself to read all 150 Psalms and I thoroughly enjoyed reading each one. The Psalms are so beautifully poetic, and such an encouragement to me. They so clearly illustrate man's struggle with life. One Psalm will be full of praise in a victory, and the next one might rail at the world that seems unfair, still another will speak of the mighty
Thursday, March 29, 2012
Healthy Mind, Body and Soul 3-29-12
While watching a documentary about the Shakers, I was fascinated by the fundamental beliefs of this religious group. Their belief in simplicity, perfection and worship seems to me a way of life that all of us, whether Christian or not, could learn a great deal from.
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Healthy Mind, Body and Soul Journey 3-28-12
Did you know I'm special? That I am one in a million? Actually not just one in a million, more like on in a quadrillion or some other unfathomable number way up there in the stratosphere. I don't say that as a boast, but as a simple fact that I believe. I believe I am the only ME ever created by a loving God who made me, and every other individual ever born, ever to be born, uniquely and individually-- with a purpose for each created person.
Thursday, March 22, 2012
Healthy Mind, Body and Soul Journey 3/22/12
Psalm 55 is my inspiration and comfort for my post this morning. David, the author of this particular Psalm, is obviously burdened with a trial much different than my own. Wondrously, one of the most beautiful things about the holy scripture of God, and the Psalms in particular, is the words can be applied in our lives, in a vastly different way than they were used for the author. It's how we draw inspirations and gain wisdom from reading the scripture. The exact circumstance doesn't matter here, but the anguish is the same.
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
Healthy Mind, Body and Soul Journey 3-13-12
I think we all want to hear verbal validation, right? We like to hear that someone thinks we've done a good job at something. I know I do. My family of origin isn't too terrible proficient in the verbal affirmation department. That's not to say they we don't love each other and aren't proud of each other and the things we've accomplished, it's just that we never really said the nice words out loud.
Sunday, March 11, 2012
Healthy Mind, Body and Soul Journey 3/11/12
It's been a few days since I updated my blog. A lot is going on here, so it's been hard to take the time to sit down and give the writing the attention it needs.
Thursday, March 1, 2012
Healthy Mind, Body and Soul 3/1/12
I love Jason Gray , and more specifically, I love this song of his. I love the simplicity of the lyrics - "Tell me, lest I forget, who I am to you [God]". I've listened to this song countless time over the past week or so because, frankly, I've forgotten who I am.
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Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Healthy Mind, Body and Soul Journey - 2/28/12
Life is full of ups, downs and all arounds, isn't it? Some days we feel we can conquer the world and other days it's all we can do to put one foot in front of the other and stagger through until it's time to go to bed again. Sometimes, I wonder what makes it worth the effort on those days. I wonder for only a minute before I remember what makes it worthwhile -- People. My people. My family and my friends. And above all, for me, God.
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