Posts in This Christian Life
Are You Looking For A Way to Slow Down?

“We live in a frenetic society that is high on content. We speedily scroll blogs and articles, pump out posts and tweets multiple times a day. I daily skim and scurry over words, many of which are just filler.

But poetry has no filler - every single word has been carefully chosen with significant intent. Every single word is important. And if every word matters, you have to read it slowly. “

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When Life Has You Stuck In The Trees

“Because sometimes it is so hard to be thankful when we are in the thick of the forest. When the difficulties press in around us and we can’t decipher God’s voice in this time. We remember because it helps us in the now, it reminds us that God was with us then and he is with us now. We might not have known it in the past either but we can look and see the marks of his presence, his help, and his comfort. And this, my friends, is where thankfulness can grow, even in difficult times.”

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Waiting For God In IKEA

“As I sat there, on the mustard coloured couch, I realized that this quick onset of spring has exposed that I have been waiting for something. I have been waiting for spring in my inner world. I have been waiting for healing, renewal, change, for something more than my current medical routine and doctors appointments. “

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Why I Have Been Leaving My Front Light On All Night

“Jesus’ presence in the world is a light shining with such strength that the darkness cannot overtake it, the darkness cannot obtain it, the darkness can not even understand it. It cannot be extinguished because it is an everlasting light.”

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The Next Load of Laundry

“My laundry space is the epitome of unnoticed spaces. It is situated in the unfinished part of our basement. The room is lit by one lightbulb on a pull string. The floor and walls are cement, there are exposed pipes and wires, and two small basement windows. Not quite like the Pinterest laundry rooms so large and bright you might invite your friends in for tea for all the counter space.”

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