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Author Archives: isplainasjane
it’s a stretch
About five months ago I started practicing yoga. And not the kind of practicing that makes perfect! I’m naturally an inflexible person (I’m talking about my physicality here!) (well, probably personality wise as well) and it has been amazing to … Continue reading
Posted in breathing, community, connection, country, Faith, friendship, Lessons Learned, Life, peace, Relationships, yoga
Tagged can we learn to talk to one another, connection, conversation, humanity, namaste, peace, peace of Christ, yoga
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the forming of sand
Sandcastles…I marvel whenever I see one. I’m inspired by their creators. It takes an open mind, and more significantly, an open heart to create a sandcastle. An appreciation of the world of possibility. It takes imagination to create a sandcastle. … Continue reading
Posted in beach, beauty, Faith, Life, nature
Tagged beach, Beauty, creativity, creator, faith, hope, lessonslearned, life, sandcastles
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taking the shot
It’s been over a month now but, I’m still lingering in the memory of my road trip with Tom as we traveled down the Gulf coast from Houston all the way to Panama City Beach, Florida. Tom went for business. … Continue reading
Posted in connection, Faith, Lessons Learned, life purpose, nonfiction, Relationships, Spirituality, unconditional love, witness
Tagged beach, Christ, connectedness, faith, God's love, grace, Jesus, lessonslearned, love, uncertainty, vulnerability
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moving pictures
Yesterday, oldest granddaughter, Eloise, all of 3 going on 30, and I had a matinee movie date. We went to see Pixar’s “Inside Out”. It is a magically creative and fun adventure that takes place inside of the head of … Continue reading
Posted in boomers, connection, Faith, family, grandchildren, Lessons Learned, nonfiction, Relationships, Spirituality, unconditional love
Tagged faith, family, God's love, grandchildren, heart, insideout, lessonslearned, love, prayer, prayersoflove
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seeking light
It seems that life has been happening so fast I have not had, or taken the time to chew the cud lately. I haven’t metabolized much of anything that has been going on. Life is like that though, isn’t it. … Continue reading
Posted in breathing, connection, Faith, family, Lessons Learned, Life, life and death, Relationships, Spirituality, Uncategorized, unconditional love, witness
Tagged darkness, faith, God's love, grace, lessonslearned, lifeanddeath, love, uncertainty, Wimberleyflood
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a little sunday sermon….luke 24:13-32…journey to hope
Alan Jackson’s “Where Were You (When the World Stopped Turning)” put words and melody to what our nation experienced on 911. Through his gift of rhyme and Southern drawl, Jackson articulated the shock, pain, and confusion we all felt. Much … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Lessons Learned, Spirituality, unconditional love
Tagged disappointment, emmaus, faith, God's love, grace, hope, Jesus, lessons learned, ministry, uncertainty
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some gospel musings
Today is Good Friday. A day when millions of Christians all over the world observe, remember, give thanks for, and consider the crucifixion of Jesus. Notice I didn’t say celebrate. That word just doesn’t seem to fit. We celebrate one’s … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, Lessons Learned, life and death, Spirituality, unconditional love
Tagged Easter, faith, family, God's love, Good Friday, grace, lessonslearned, love, ministry
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life in death
Last Sunday I was the guest preacher at a small Presbyterian church. The Biblical text for the sermon was John 12:20-36, with a concentration on verses 23-26; Jesus answered them, “The hour has come for the Son of Man to … Continue reading
Posted in Faith, family, Lessons Learned, Life, life and death, life purpose, Spirituality, unconditional love
Tagged courage, death, faith, God's love, grace, Jesus, Jesus’ death, lessonslearned, love, Martin Luther King’s death, trust, vulnerability
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sparks
This past Sunday evening I had the opportunity to preach again at the Episcopal church (that I have shared about previously). It was a good worship experience. Whenever I have the opportunity to preach the worship begins the first time … Continue reading
Posted in Career path, Faith, Lessons Learned, life purpose, Spirituality, Uncategorized, unconditional love
Tagged God's love, grace, life, purpose, trust, vulnerability
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