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Monthly Archives: January 2017
To live in this single moment . . .

“To live in this single moment,
this lightest breath, this softest touch,
to be captured by this smallest, this briefest space of time,
to be fully present, alive, consumed by this instant alone,
this is truly living.”
~ Jim Pendley
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Snowflakes are Prayers

Have you ever let your heart run free in a snowfall?
Lifted your face to the sky, your hands to
the One, who made it all?
Snowflakes are prayers really
as nature prays for us
to be quiet
and just
be, in the snow.
Poetry and Image © Copyright 2017, ancient skies
The truth is…

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It’s not what…

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You’re never fully…

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You fall, you…

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heed thy words

(the front window pane smashed)
The majority of the posts I write are written the day before they are posted.
Yesterday and the day before that were no exception.
Witnessing the surreal angst raging across this nation, Saint Velimirovich’s quote
seemed to best capture the correct Christian response…
“the world is a sick man whom sin has made sick…
as this pious cleric reminds us that…
“sin is the sickness and to scorn sinners is to scorn the sick.”
And therefore a healer is needed and we are to pray for the sinner…
Little did I realize how much those words were to resonate in
my own heart on a very personal level….
Saturday night we had been out to eat with friends…
It was just before midnight when we finally climbed into bed, ready to call it a day…
that the phone rang.
Calls in the night are never…
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Solitude
Let us never forget the sweetness of solitude. That inner yearning for the voice of The Lord in the wilderness. That day after day withdrawal to the mountain passes of The Almighty which is food for thy soul. True Christians often find loneliness a companion that brings them to interaction with God. A loneliness which is never quite drowned out by the noise of human friendship. May we never forget the blessing and importance of such holy seclusion and may we always follow the way of Jesus, who “often withdrew to lonely places and prayed.” (Luke 5:16).
Call us, God, from the wilderness
Call us, Lord, from the seas
Call us, Father, from the mountains
Bring us, Savior, to our knees
Always be yourself…

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