The Counting Game
Written in the latter part of David’s life, Psalm 103:2 finds him talking to his soul! “Bless the Lord, O my soul, and forget not ALL His benefits.” This verse reveals that, sometimes, we Do need to speak to ourselves and secondly, that we tend to forget even important things. The last phrase is a […]
Show and Tell
A hike on St Mary’s glacier. A seemingly insignificant flower, a magnificent moment for me. Twenty years later, I remember what the Creator taught me with the visual aid of that tiny bloom. It was early April, and the tundra of the Rockies was bleak and barren, or so I thought. We plodded on, and […]
Withdrawing to Solitude
The soul finds its anchor in the quiet sanctuary, apart from the clamor. A regular retreat to solitude is not an escape, but a return to the Source. In this forgotten practice, we are remade, empowered, and equipped for a life lived fully in Christ. Its practice is not just for spiritual giants, but for […]
All That I Have is Yours
My husband asked me what I thought the saddest verse in the Bible was. He said, to him, the saddest verse was in the story of the prodigal son. The father addressed the son who stayed at home, “All that I have is yours.” (Luke 15:31) That son lived his life feeling like a slave. […]
The Matter of Stature
While a part of the definition of “stature” refers to the physical appearance, another aspect of the word is described as “importance or reputation gained by ability or achievement.” We are all familiar with the story of Zacchaeus. We even have a Sunday school song about him. He was a “wee little man” who climbed […]