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Tag Archives: Psalm 91
Dear One
Dear Weary Warrior, My concern is that you have felt that you have to “do it all” that you have to continue to fight the battle, that it is all up to you to win this fight. It isn’t. It … Continue reading
Posted in growing pains, maturing in Christ
Tagged blessings, choices, courage, Daniel 10, desiring God, encouragement, faith, faith journey, grace, growth, Hope, incense, Job 38, keep fighting, learning, panic, perseverance, Philippians 2:3, prayer, Psalm 37:5, Psalm 91, sweet aroma
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Bumps, bruises, and stories
As a substitute teacher I filled many shoes, including P.E. teacher, one of my favorite classes to teach. During one particular windy March day, I was teaching soccer to a class of sixth grade girls with whom I had built … Continue reading
LGD
Last summer my husband surprised me with two puppies, Jack and Sam, who are Great Pyrenees/Labrador mix. Huge, adorable, hilarious dogs whose purpose is to guard livestock on a farm. Our property is surrounded by thousands of acres of farmland … Continue reading
He who dwells
Dwell: to live in or at a specified place (origin -in Middle English-to tarry or remain in one place) –Oxford English Dictionary Psalm 91 is one of the richest passages of Scripture, full of insight into the relationship between man … Continue reading
Posted in maturing in Christ, Walking by Faith and not by sight
Tagged comfort, fear, protection, Psalm 121:3-4, Psalm 91, sleep
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Road trips
Every summer my parents, brother, and I would go on a road trip. It might be fishing and camping in Minnesota, camping and canoeing in Missouri, or camping our way from Illinois to California to visit family. I loved the … Continue reading
Posted in growing pains, maturing in Christ, Walking by Faith and not by sight
Tagged 147:3, choices, desiring God, faith, faith journey, growth, Isaiah 30:15, Isaiah 30:18, Psalm, Psalm 91, road trips, trust
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The bee and me
The weeks of summer are often busier than the other nine months of the year. It is as if we are on a race with the sun and weather to accomplish all we can, while we are still able. It … Continue reading
Posted in maturing in Christ, Walking by Faith and not by sight
Tagged 2 Timothy 1:9, bees, choices, faith, grace, growth, Jesus, love, Psalm 121, Psalm 91, Zephaniah 3:17
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Tap, tap
I woke to a tapping on my soul this morning… grateful when His word gives comfort for my concerns. Knowing He never sleeps or slumbers, I can hold up my heart and hands to Him and He will receive what … Continue reading
walk abouts
I have this black lab named Rufus. He is 100 pounds of sweet, lovable, slobbery dog. If you have food he is your best friend. If you aren’t careful, in his excitement he may grab a finger with the treat … Continue reading
covered
For as far back as I can recall, my family has made nature a thing to study. My brother and I learned to watch clouds form, appreciate the changing of seasons, and find the wonder in how things are created. … Continue reading
Posted in reflections, Walking by Faith and not by sight
Tagged faith, hail, protection, Psalm 91, storms, trust
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centered
When we face life’s trials and hardships we find that we lean on what we know. We never seem to seek new wisdom, new ideas, or new anything. We go to what we know. As I continue to read the … Continue reading