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Tag Archives: Holy Spirit
Cracking the window
If you’ve been following along this past week, you know life’s been pretty gritty. I have been battling anger, brokenness, sorrow, and loss. I have cried, which is a sure sign that it is bad, and I have wanted to … Continue reading
Posted in growing pains, maturing in Christ, reflections
Tagged battles, breezes, desiring God, encouragement, faith, faith journey, grace, Holy Spirit, Hope, prayer, rend collective, Romans 15:13, trust, windows
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Ripe fruit
I live in the region of the United States that has all four seasons. A clear spring, with it’s rain, bright warming sunshine, fresh sprigs of greenery coming through the melting snow. A summer full of fun in pools, ponds, … Continue reading
Breathing in
I was diagnosed with asthma this week. As much as it disappoints me, it also explains why I am winded so easily. I thought it was my age, but it’s actually my lungs. The pulmonary doctor showed me how the … Continue reading
seeds and stones
God can use the big, shiny personalities we see on television to impact the world for His purposes and glory. I know He has and will continue to do so. But one of the parts of God’s plan that I … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged 1 Corinthians 1:27, God's glory, Holy Spirit, humility, seeds, serving, stones, weakness
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hollow Saul
Easter candy is full of sweets and one of the favorite items is a chocolate bunny. Often this sweet confection is hollow, a bite into it gives the eater a sense of disappointment. While the chocolate may taste terrific, it … Continue reading
brave
The media would have us believe people are brave because they did something that looks more like a gimmick to attract attention than to take a stand for something or someone. Bravery, by definition, is courageous behavior or valor. To … Continue reading
Posted in reflections, Walking by Faith and not by sight
Tagged brave, courage, fear, free, Holy Spirit, Hope, release, Romans 15:13, trust
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listening to the Spirit
“Never, ever, ever, ever blow off a prompting from the Holy Spirit.” ~~Bill Hybels God has shown Himself to be the kind of God Who does not stomp, pout, bellow, or shake us as His followers. He is a jealous … Continue reading
Posted in reflections, Walking by Faith and not by sight
Tagged a jealous God, believers, Holy Spirit, James, Romans
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tired
I woke up tired today. Monday morning-after-a-long-weekend-of-hard-work-tired. It’s Thursday, I have two days of work left before I can wake up when I want to, sleep as long as I need to, and work on the house. I don’t normally … Continue reading
Posted in reflections, Walking by Faith and not by sight
Tagged choices, desiring God, encouragement, faith, faith journey, God's help, God's plan, growth, healing, Holy Spirit, Hope, Jesus, life, mercy, perseverance, prayer, promises of god, Romans 15:13, struggles, teachable, tired, trials, trust
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New paths and old trails
“There comes a time in everyone’s life when you just have to get out.” (Under the Tuscan Sun (c) 2003 Buena Vista Pictures). I love this movie, not just for the evolution of Diane Lane’s character, Frances, but for the … Continue reading