Category Archives: mysteryA friend of mine recently posted as her status on FB that just when she thinks she has God all figured out he throws a curveball and they win. This statement was obviously made as a praise. Now I’ve known this very kind and gracious lady for nearly as long as LightGirl has been alive. [...]
In celebration of International Women’s Day, Julie Clawson of One Hand Clapping challenged us to find some unsung heroines of the Bible and celebrate their stories today in a synchroblog. So I pulled up BibleGateway and put “daughter” into their search engine. I think it came back with about 110 hits … or something like [...]
Hokey Pokey: Curious People Finding What Life’s All About by Matthew Paul Turner
I remember being small and pestering my mother with “what if” questions til she’d finally cry “Uncle.” “We’re not playing the ‘what if’ game today.” I was a curious child and have continued to be a curious adult.
It was that curiosity that lead [...]
There are some blogs I simply read. I don’t have the words to engage there, so I just read. The other day I read the following:
In passing it is worth noting that one important reason why we should be suspicious of hierarchical top-down notion of leadership is because we know from history and from human [...]
Good Friday, 1613.
Riding Westward
John Donne (1572-1631)
1Let mans Soule be a Spheare, and then, in this,
2 The intelligence that moves, devotion is,
3 And as the other Spheares, by being growne
4 Subject to forraigne motion, lose their owne,
5 And being by others hurried every day,
6 Scarce in a yeare their naturall [...]
This weekend was tough. It began on Friday when I demolished my kitchen. Just took it out.
Not entirely. Not literally. But figuratively and enough that it is virtually unuseable. We hired a painter to come in an paint the kitchen and our eat-in area for us. He got most [...]
I first read this on Grace’s blog, and then on Lyn’s blog (it was started by Jim at Sola Gratia). They both have eloquent posts with Jesus saying loving things to them. Glenn Hager also has a wonderful post … Jesus is talking to him a lot. I believe I’ve seen it in other places [...]
I had my hair done yesterday. It’s something I’ve only recently begun treating myself to. This is a lengthy process that allows me substantial time by myself to meditate in the chair. I suppose I could bring a book and read. But usually I just close my eyes, rest and meditate. [...]
I’ve been lurking and occasionally (sp?) commenting at Emerging Women lately. The blog title probably speaks for itself. I went out and began searching down the blogs of some of the women who post there because I’ve come to enjoy and value their perspectives and wanted to see their homes. I found [...]
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