Philippians 4:8-9 (from Message Version of the Bible)
Put into practice what you learned from me, what you heard and saw and realized.
Put into practice what you learned from me, what you heard and saw and realized.
I’ve always loved that the Bible likens your soul to a “watered garden.” With all the rain recently, it was finally time to paint it.
The title of this conceptual painting is a quote from a snippet I like from the King James version of the Bible in I Peter 5:10. Don’t we all want that?
I’ve started in a new journal, having filled several before, and I’m really liking this new green one, since the paper is thicker and whiter.
Lately, I’ve been writing the action items– the imperatives– I need to do in the right hand column, with everything else on the left hand side. I am really loving paying attention to this distinction, as well as focusing on implementing those injunctions.
Create your reign of unity now- Your one desire then acts with ours, as in all light, so in all forms.
My scriptural Selection today from the Message version of the Bible for the lesson on Truth:
It might make you want to be in a more constant relationship with God, in troubling times.
I find the process of journaling while I study really helpful for making it my own.
With these qualities active and growing in your lives, no grass will grow under your feet, no day will pass without its reward…
This post is for those that consider themselves creators, or those struggling with barrenness of any kind, or those trying to overcome infertility.
Here are some quotes we pondered during a church service recently, when focusing our prayer on deported immigrants:
I find the process of journaling while I study really helpful for making it my own. Plus it makes it more fun.
You can see in these pages what I think about spiritually and what I pray with during my weeks.
I occasionally post my notes on Bible Lesson topics because some of you have found them useful.
I have occasionally posted my one page per week notes on Bible Lesson topics in the past, and some of you have found them useful.
I find the process of journaling while I study really helpful in making it my own. Doing so also prompts me to put it into action, and not just learn about it.