Tag: #prayingwomen
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Giving
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The author reflects on two interactions with homeless men, highlighting the choices made in giving—one monetary and the other in the form of food. This contemplation leads to broader themes…
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In the Palm of Your Hand
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The poem reflects a deep connection between the speaker and another person, conveying feelings of comfort and belonging. The imagery of dancing in their palm symbolizes intimacy and protection. As…
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Entering the Last Week
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The content reflects on the struggles in life and draws parallels to Jesus’ challenges leading up to Holy Week. It emphasizes the importance of surrendering to God’s will, moving forward…
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“Witness Trees”
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The podcast from Parkology discusses the Witness Tree Protection Program by the National Park Service, focusing on a tree at the site of the Edward R. Murrow Federal Office Building…
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Little Critter, Big Lesson
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The author reflects on nature as a testament to God’s faithfulness, sharing an experience of spotting a camouflaged creature and its significance. This moment instills gratitude and trust in God’s…
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God’s Faithfulness: From Prayer to Potholes!
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Indeed! God’s faithfulness is boundless, revealing itself in unexpected ways each day. I’ve certainly seen God’s faithfulness through prayer, but I recently gleaned a valuable spiritual insight from a pothole. …
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The Sun Sets but Rises Again
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Rev. Susanah Wade reflects on her daily experiences of sunset and sunrise, symbolizing life’s rhythms. She shares how the season of Lent helps her confront fears and transition to hope…
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The Barn My Father Built
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The speaker resolves to revisit a nostalgic childhood place filled with corn and memories, drawn by the sounds of nature. They contemplate the contrast between vibrant life outside and the…
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Let Go
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During a walk, the author noticed a solitary, lifeless leaf clinging to a branch, juxtaposed with a new green bud emerging, symbolizing the transition from death to life. This scene…
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Argentina Part III: You May Ask Why We Sing
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On the third “Sunday” of Lent, a service at the Temperley Methodist Church featured the song “You May Ask Why We Sing,” reflecting resilience amid hardship. The lyrics emphasize the…