3 Lessons from the Street
A few months ago, I stepped out of my very safe & secure comfort zone to volunteer as be part of a street ministry. We meet on a corner in the heart of the city for about 90 minutes to serve coffee, a hot meal, and to be the face of Christ to anyone passing
The Size of your Summit
You know that feeling when you’ve reached a summit and felt the greatest sense of accomplishment? Sometimes our summits are grand. Sometimes they appear miniscule. Don’t judge your accomplishments by their appearance. For some people success is simply being faithful to the little things. Today’s summit was not giving into the temptation to play games
Running
“How often do you walk or run?”[A Prompt from WordPress] I don’t. The blog prompt made me snort. I have many friends who run, and when asked if I share their love for this exhilarating outdoor pursuit, my answer is always the same. “I don’t believe in running.” When asked why, my reply is… “It
Collaborations & Fellowship
My Hubby and Theology Thursdays! Married for almost 30 years and this will be our first collaboration (not counting our children)! Deacon Jerry and I will be heading live on Facebook and Youtube Sunday evenings to chat about life, faith, and stuff. Theology Thursdays – More fun with book studies on Zoom, starting with “Spiritual
The Finer Grace of Prayer
One of my favorite books for spiritual reading is “Contemplative Provocations”, by Fr. Donald Haggerty. One paragraph can fuel an hour, even days, of reflection. I’ve had the book for about 6 months but continue to ruminate within the first chapter, “The Concealment of God”. While I would not necessarily recommend this gem for new