spiritual walk

Life is full of choices: snooze button or get up; what to wear; caff or decaf; do I want fries with that . . . and those are the easy ones.

At the risk of being too personal, and not at all professional – I am going to give you a glimpse into my hedge. The remainder of this blog is my actual conversation between Father and child.

Have you ever said something to someone and then you like cover your mouth (as though that could put those words back in your face.) Well – that was my moment . . .

I come from a long line of worriers . . . of fretters. And I think it still continues generationally. Worrying is a natural human reaction. But of course the Bible gives us some 365 scriptures that say “don’t worry” or “don’t fret”, etc. . . yes, at least one for every day of the year.

Ever tasted flour? How about a teaspoon of salt? Oooo – baking powder. Now there’s a “yummy treat”. Not so much, huh. . . Have you ever wondered if you’ve messed up so badly that God couldn’t possibly still use you . . .

Parenting is hard. As we come up to Mother's Day, I have to admit . . .

God is giving us 3 steps or strategies to do in our waiting. I am always looking for handles in life – and here in Lamentations – a book of the Bible that few people ever read – are 3 such handles/steps/strategies.

I am a forgetful person. I have a condition where I wake up and forget I'm not a morning person.

I love dinner with friends. I don’t think there is a better way to get to know someone than to sit down, have a “feet-under-the-table” meal and conversation. The best conversations are “around the table”.

Moses veiled his face because the people couldn’t handle the glory. Isn’t that still true today? We claim to live in the gray, not because it’s real — but because it’s easier.