Restricted Vision, Unburdened Sight
Sometimes the things you can't see help you see more clearly!
This post’s passage reference: Psalm 119:37-41 I listen to a radio station where they have this thing called a “30 day challenge.” The challenge for listeners is to listen only to this station for 30 days—no television programs, no news, no social media, only the encouraging, uplifting programming from the radio station. They want you … Continue reading Stay on the Path that is Well Lit
This post’s passage reference: Psalm 119:19-23. Have you ever been in a situation where you were not accepted, or were run down by others for just being who you are? I had a friend that lost a job due to staff cuts. They were on unemployment for a little while. Then one of their relatives … Continue reading Let the Desire for Your Word Never Dim
This post’s passage reference: Psalm 119:13-18. I have been moving things around a little bit here. With no field vision and very little peripheral vision, I can’t make big changes at one time. I stand the chance of causing myself to have a fall. I moved a single foot stool around the other day and … Continue reading Visualize What Comfortable Is
This post’s passage reference: Psalm 119:1-6. I’m trying something new I don’t always have a clear picture of where I am going with a post when I begin studying for it. There are times I have a story that fits a scripture passage. Then other times, I have a note or just a blurb that … Continue reading They Don’t Hear Us, They See Us
Growing up did your mom ever give you the look? You know the one I’m talking about. You were probably misbehaving in some way. You were in a situation where she could not get to you to grab you by the ear, most likely a very public place. The best she could do at that … Continue reading God Giving You the Look
The past few weeks have been significantly different for me. I’m a girl that does not do change well. Losing my best friend is definitely a change. I like my days ordered pretty much the same. Most people would call that boring. I call it easy. I like easy. Since September 22nd, big change … Continue reading Seeing Another Side of Grace
Most days I make myself a whipped coffee. Truthfully, it is more milk than coffee. But the drink is whipped with a whisk until it is a thick and chocolate creamy with that touch of coffee. Oh, did I forget to mention the chocolate? I use Nestle’s cocoa powder for the chocolate hit. I am … Continue reading Christ’s Protection Illuminates Our Future
I was walking through the house today and did something silly. It was nothing to write home about, but just struck me as humorous. Then the next thought that hit me was. “And I did not make a song out of it.” There was no silly singing like I would have done a month ago. … Continue reading Silly Songs Are Out of Sight
When I look around, I see many people that never appear to be touched by sorrow or trouble. They seem to live (to the human perspective) a charmed life. The sun is always shining for them. The light is always green. Their life looks flawless. Their heart seems to know no sorrow. Then, I think … Continue reading Seeing Trials Through a Different Perspective
Last year I took a social media hiatus for quite a while. It was taking up too much of the free time that I did have. Truthfully, I did not miss it… much. I did miss seeing actual updates from family and friends that I didn’t see otherwise. I did keep a form of messaging. … Continue reading Friends Out of Sight
Restricted Vision, Unburdened Sight 