Spirituality
Happy Easter!
Hills of Purple Heather (mixed media) by Polly Castor Happy Easter! I believe that Jesus came to prove to us, more than anything else, that we live forever. What a relief that he removed our fear of death! What a joy it is to believe in Life instead! And what can we not do with … Read more
A Skunk Healing (with a Good Friday Lesson)
Forgiveness and healing as essentially two sides of the same coin, and one makes the other possible.
His Body Bread and His Blood Wine? (Polly Preaching #10)
We can do what Jesus requires of us by degrees, with loads of ongoing divine help.
Recent Pages in my Bible Lesson Journal
Check out my notes in this post, of the ideas that struck me as most needing to be contemplated in the recent weeks.
Pray Like a Gourmet (Book Review)
It is no surprise that I’d love the fusion between creativity and spirituality, but our whole book group loved this book too, and said they will continue to refer to it in the future
God and I Thrive (A New Short Poem by Polly Castor)
God and I can’t imagine life without each other.
Praying Beyond Petition (Deep Think #18)
I encourage you not to solicit God’s help but to claim it as a present, active, and powerful force.
Overcoming Impositions to Spiritual Growth (Quote by Jill Gooding)
When these impeding impositions of error are recognized and overcome, our lives soar…
Sickness is Not Necessarily a Crisis of Faith (Deep Think #17)
The world needs us not to be so heavenly minded we are no earthy good.
Quote about Prayer (by Mary Baker Eddy)
“Prayer cannot change the unalterable Truth, nor can prayer alone give us an understanding of Truth…
Our Mother Who Art in Heaven
Let’s all snuggle into the embrace and unconditional love of that, which wants the best for us, yearns for a loving relationship with us, and will do anything to make everything come out just right.
Home is Heaven (with Amaryllis Photos)
Let’s take that definition of heaven and equate it with our homes here and now, instead of thinking of heaven as some far off event.
To the Estranged, the Grieving, the Abused, the Alone, I Hear You
I want to say to those of you out there hurting or isolated at this time: I hear you, and I feel for you.