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HOW IS GOD LOVING ME – AND WHERE IS GOD LEADING ME?
Let the light of my lovebe a reflection of Yours.I cannot be the blaze of your glory…but let me be a soft beacon that glows in the cool morning dawn. Photo by Karen in Hurricane, WV
I pass by this scene as I walk each day,but this morning I wanted to stop and stay… (Photo by Karen in Hurricane, WV)
Each journey is completed one step at a time. Photo by Karen, Valley Park, Hurricane, WV (I recently discovered the joys of Instagram! While I currently work on a new blog series, I am sharing my Instagram photos and brief thoughts. My regular posts… Continue Reading “JOURNEY”
You are wondrous, God, so far beyond my comprehension. And yet you give me precious glimpses every morning. Photo taken by Karen in Hurricane, WV (I recently discovered the joys of Instagram! While I currently work on a new blog series, I will be… Continue Reading “GLIMPSES”
Thank you, autumn splendor, for giving yourself to the ongoing creation of the earth. (I recently discovered the joys of Instagram! While I currently work on a new blog series, I will be sharing my Instagram photos and brief thoughts. My regular posts will… Continue Reading “CONTRIBUTION”
Ancora imparo. (I am still learning.)– Michelangelo Dear Readers, During Holy Week, I was delighted to learn that I had reached a new milestone – I have written over 500 blog posts! I didn’t want to interrupt the Lenten and Holy Week meditations, but… Continue Reading “GROWTH, GRACE, AND GRATITUDE”
(For today’s Five Minute Friday – January 8 – I am sharing a post I had recently written for the new year, as it is “timely”!) So if anyone is in Christ, there is a new creation: everything old has passed away; see, everything… Continue Reading “From Now On…”
I hadn’t planned to write a Thanksgiving post, but a short while ago my daughter Jennie said some words that deeply resonated with me. I wonder if someone else may need to know them, too. So, here I am… Jennie is a psychologist; she… Continue Reading “Gratitude and Grace”
In our younger years, my dad would sometimes say to my brother, sister, and me, “Go outside and get the stink blown off!” As I recall, this usually occurred when there was a sense of restlessness, contrariness, or laziness among us. My naïve young… Continue Reading “Getting “The Stink Blown Off””
Shortly after we were divorced, my first husband and I had an insightful and gracious conversation as we sipped soft drinks at a small table in an outdoor café. At first, we felt awkward and stilted, but we gradually entered into an honest assessment… Continue Reading “Expanding Beyond our Templates”
Simply Soul Searching 