Reflections

  • Shannon and Bible

    Kingdom Builder. Culture Breaker.

    I’m finishing up The Bible Recap in my personal quiet time. Even though I’ve been a Christian for decades, I have never read the…

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  • When the Wind Ran Out of Breath

    When the Wind Ran Out of Breath

    I know what it’s like to have the wind knocked out of you.  Just this week I hit my head on the corner of…

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  • Bible and Tiles

    In Pursuit of a Supernatural, Calm Life

    A calm sea.A calm day.A calm face.   The state of being calm feels like a deep, long, exhaled breath. Peace, harmony, and smoothness…

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  • What to Expect at a Silent Retreat (and Why It’s Worth It!)

    A silent retreat, for some people, may be enticing… exciting even. For others, the thought of having lips zipped for 24 hours is terrifying.…

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  • Bible and Tiles

    Hard Question. Simple Answer. Be Still.

    Some Bible verses are tucked away, rarely heard of and unlikely to be found on a piece of home decor. Others, however, are woven…

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  • A Change in Relationship: Abigail’s Story

    “… A Change Will Do You Good…” Thanks Sheryl Crow for the reminder that some change we run from (actually change that to most…)…

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  • A Change of Calling: Priscilla’s Story

    Close your eyes and put yourself in this situation… You’re out to dinner with your dearest friend at your favorite restaurant spot. The appetizer…

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  • A Change of Purpose: Rahab’s Story

    Women’s lives are marked by change. Our body, our roles, our priorities seem to be constantly shifting. Even some of our typical health milestones…

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  • Whispers of Faith

    Finding Joy in the Mourning: Psalm 13

    We sat in the doctor’s office for two of my children’s well checks. I knew it to be customary for annual shots to take…

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  • Whispers of Faith

    Is Praying for What We Need Selfish?: Psalm 86

    When we think about prayer and sharing our requests with God Himself, it seems people tend to err on one of two extremes—either ONLY…

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