There is a seat, it waits at the table. Tall, carved-wood back. A long, elegant table; spread with sights, smells, delectable dishes for as far as the eye can see. The chair waits. Empty. The others laugh and partake. They are at ease, sharing, at peace…as they frolic around the table. Yet, that one seats waits, […]
It’s Time to Sing Our Dawn’s Chorus
The earth lies dim, quiet, still. The ground stiff from the season’s cold air. While all lies dormant, the moon still shines, the stars begin to hide from the light…. A sound rises above the earth. It sings long and loud, unhindered, announcing the glory of the sun. When the world has been asleep. When eyes […]
What 1.5 Million Blogging Hits Have Taught Me
1.5 Million hits. It’s not the numbers I ever hoped to reach, but the voice inside of me that asked for words to define Him. The person that sat mute, deep in silence, that wanted to have a say, but didn’t know the way to pave that might someday take us to His resting place of […]
Millenials, Losing Faith and Why Love Matters
I never subscribed to the “no-Dating”, extra-Biblical trend of Joshua Harris or bowed to Marty Samson’s creative giftedness with Hillsong. I learned my lesson years ago, after seeing Todd Bentley in person, at a small church in Lyndon, Washington (Just south of Canada). Todd’s spirit was strong, yet his self-grandios boasting of “annointedness”, focus on materialism […]
His Heart is Satisfaction in a World of Storms and Big Personas
Light flashes from the dark evening sky. My husband and I see it from the glass, two-story deck, off our bedroom, blanketed with down comforters and a fireplace that promises warm. It’s as if the summers end is announced by loud banging, clanging symbols from heaven, reminding us… A new season is about to begin. The […]
Be Careful Where You Build Your Nest
I wasn’t that much different from this mama. She haphazardly crossed my path in a furious hurry, like a teenager with road rage and wings. Her tweeting caught my attention each time I made my way up the cement path from my automobile to my front door. I didn’t know she had a home. I thought […]