Through His Strength, For His Glory
Revise is today’s prompt. It had me stumped for some time. As a teacher, revise means to observe and then change mistakes. While I do plenty of revising when I write, I couldn’t find a way to relate it to finding hope in the hard. I decided to look up revise in a thesaurus. The synonym that stood out to… Read More
Exiting the car I could immediately hear the sound. At first I almost didn’t believe it. Maybe it is just the wind rustling “so the trees can dance.” (Wesley age 3) Walking closer to the picnic table I could hear the slight gurgling become louder. No, this was not just wind. Rather, it was water swiftly running over rocks, meandering… Read More
Walking out of the high school I saw the sign propped up on a tree. It was quite large and in big white letters it said, “Did you leave it all on the field?” It reminded me of a conversation I had with a friend just a few minutes earlier. He congratulated me on Wesley’s run saying that he must… Read More
I have fumbled around with the prompt for the day – all day on and off. There is an endless series of topics that could be written upon about the word discover. In fact, I made a list and it filled the front and back of a sheet of notebook paper. The problem is that I don’t want to write… Read More
1.Share your burdens. We were never meant to carry them all on our own. Give them to God, talk about them with a trusted friend, let someone in to help carry the weight. 2. Share your gratitude. Tell others what people, events, and circumstances cause you to feel grateful. It will help you focus on the good and offer others… Read More