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Tag Archives: morning
A Few Good Things
Breakfast on the patio, preparing for and hosting an outdoor wedding, a poetry reading and finishing drywall. How can a day get any better than that?! Continue reading →
Posted in Christian Devotions, Christian Living, Family, Gardening, Relationships
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Tagged Amazing Things Press, breakfast, coffee, Jaylon Baldwin, Leah Motlas, morning, outdoor dining, outdoor wedding, poetry reading, wedding
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A Casual Glory
A plain, pale sky gives way to a vibrant red-ball sunrise. No matter how plain its beginning, any day can be a good day. Continue reading →
Posted in Christian Devotions, Christian Living, Metaphysical Reflection, Nature, Spiritual Contemplation
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Tagged a good day, attitude, dawn, making a good day, morning, sunrise, the day the Lord has made
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Be the Blessing
May the peaceful dawning of a cold winter morning lead you into being the blessing that others need today. Continue reading →
Posted in Christian Devotions, Christian Living, Metaphysical Reflection, Spiritual Contemplation
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Tagged blessing, blessing others, dawn, doing good, making a good day, morning, silhouettes, trees, winter dawning, winter morning
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Winter Invocation
A cloudless dawning in winter brings hope, peace and serenity… if we take but a moment to focus on what is good, pure and lovely. Continue reading →
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Tagged attitude, beauty, dawn, Doniphan County KS, expectation, gratitude, morning, winter
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A Powerful Dawning
We may not be ready to move to a better place until we have learned to accept where we are. Continue reading →
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Tagged a better place, acceptance, calm, dawn, morning, northeast Kansas, peace
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Gentle Morning
It is hard not to marvel
at such things as this:
a half-moon full bright
and the light of stars
marking the heavens Continue reading →
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Tagged dawn, half moon, morning, still morning
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A Hint of Autumn Comes to Doniphan County
The ridge beyond the ridge
barely shows in its darker tinge
against the fringe of smooth slate
that waits for the breaking of day Continue reading →
Posted in Christian Devotions, Christian Living, Farming, Metaphysical Reflection, Nature, Poetry, Spiritual Contemplation
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Tagged autumn, brome, corn, crops, dawn, Doniphan County, fall, fog, hay, Kansas, mist, morning, northeast Kansas, scenery, soybeans, Wolf River
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Witness of Morning
I love these spring mornings that come just before the heat of summer: a low, soft mist hanging above the pasture in the flats beside the creek, Continue reading →
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Tagged beauty, Creator, dawn, hope, morning, morning mist, mornings, peace, sunrise, testimony, worship
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Cool Risings
A few cows move through the mist of morning
in the pasture beyond the highway.
Heavy dew has formed on the thick grass,
leaving a dull silvery look. Continue reading →
Posted in Christian Devotions, Christian Living, Farming, Metaphysical Reflection, Nature, Poetry, Spiritual Contemplation
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Tagged cows, Doniphan County, fog, heavy dew, Kansas, mist, morning
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Of Worry and Trust
Night’s passing does not depend
until the ending of our fear
nor the nearness of our faith
but it is faith
that keeps us quiet in our sleep. Continue reading →
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Tagged dawn, faith, hope, morning, night, optimism, philosophy, providence, the day the Lord has made, trust, worry
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Reflections by Doc Arnett 