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Monthly Archives: January 2018
Good Memories, Good Thoughts
Could Facebook actually improve your mental health? Doesn’t seem likely… but a selective approach to posted memories might be a good thing. Continue reading
Posted in Christian Devotions, Family, Relationships, Spiritual Contemplation
Tagged Facebook, focus on good, focus on positive, memories, photo books, photos
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Something Stronger than Blankets
Even when it seems we share nothing more than the road, our concern can reach out to others. Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Spiritual Contemplation
Tagged Flint Hills, night driving, semis, truck drivers, truckers, trucks, winter
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Against the Bitter Cold
A double-digit below zero wind chill doesn’t remove duty and obligation… but certainly can affect the way we go about them! Continue reading
Posted in Christian Devotions, Christian Living, Spiritual Contemplation
Tagged bitter cold, caution, cold, travel, wind chill, winter travel, winter weather
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Yes, Dorothy, We’re Still in Kansas
The weather forecast for south central Kansas today isn’t all that cheerful… Doesn’t mean we can’t be, though! Continue reading
Posted in Christian Devotions, Christian Living, Spiritual Contemplation
Tagged change, cold front, God's care, Kansas, weather, wind, winter weather
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A Divine Nourishment
If it is indulgence for garden plants to draw up water, soak up sunshine and take nourishment from the earth, then lunch with a friend is indulgence. A rather vital indulgence, though, don’t you think? Continue reading
Posted in Christian Devotions, Christian Living, Relationships, Spiritual Contemplation
Tagged friends, lunch, lunch with friends, time, visit
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The First Gifts of Christmas
It was the poorest visitors to the stable who showed us that the first gifts of Christmas were even finer than gold, frankincense and myrrh. Continue reading
Posted in Christian Devotions, Christian Living, Family, Relationships, Spiritual Contemplation
Tagged Bethlehem, Christmas, Christmas gifts, gifts, nativity, shepherds
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A Reminder of Hope and Light on a January Morning
Even in the chilling gray of winter, there is Light and warmth in God’s quiet Presence. Continue reading
Posted in Christian Devotions, Poetry, Spiritual Contemplation
Tagged comfort, darkness, depression, faith, God's presence, gray, hope, light, reassurance, winter
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