Goodbye for Now
Goodbyes are even worse when you don’t know when or in what circumstances you will see the person again. Where is the prayer in that?
Goodbyes are even worse when you don’t know when or in what circumstances you will see the person again. Where is the prayer in that?
This week in particular has been more about spiritual progress than healthy eating and exercising.
Two situations occurred at work last week that challenged me in both areas of my resolutions.
I wanted to pray for my son, wishing him well in his job and his friends and that struggle to do what you’re meant to do.
The hardest thing in the world, and maybe the easiest thing, is to simply be present where you are.
This may be an unexpected place to find answered prayer, but I’m not surprised a bit…
When you’re not sure what the right thing to pray for is, when your family feels very far away, there’s still something to focus on.
The alert went out to all the familial prayer resources for help and some sort of miracle.
I listen to the expressions of gratitude around the Thanksgiving table with renewed wonder.
Aunt Nancy and Uncle Pete were not related to me by blood, but they became family through their care and affection for mine.
Dad has lots of visitors. He eats well, especially his desserts. He has much family close by. And he has landed in a peaceful place.
Join us on November 21st for prayers of gratitude and petition.