A New Day. New recommendations.
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The Sage Record
Lyndie Blevins blogging from Sage-Texas where you can expect greater things to come
A New Day. New recommendations.
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Last week, I posted on facebook, “I would really like to know the 'Chronicles' version of my life, instead of just living out the 'Samuel/Kings' version.
I would like to know what God is doing in my life and my world. And how far I’m missing His plan.
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Last week, I posted on facebook, “I would really like to know the 'Chronicles' version of my life, instead of just living out the 'Samuel/Kings' version.
I would like to know what God is doing in my life and my world. And how far I’m missing His plan.
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A slower start to Monday...
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A slower start to Monday...
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Another great Sunday
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A great day of online meetings with friends.
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A great day of online meetings with friends.
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Weekend preparations...
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Weekend preparations...
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Gathering...
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Gathering...
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Financial stuff! I wasn't trained for this in the burrow.
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Financial stuff! I wasn't trained for this in the burrow.
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Catching up with friends..
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Catching up with friends..
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Today, it was my time to read Psalm 88. In the opening remarks it indicates this a ‘Suffering of Affliction.’ The first time this Psalm really stood out to me, was a day during the second week of recovery from my sixth chemo treatment. That morning my fever of several days had finally broken and there was hope I was going to come through. But I was exhausted. I knew all I would be able to do that morning was read the day’s Bible passages. I was anticipating I would be uplifted.
However, it was Psalm 88, and I was devastated. It spoke to how I was feeling with out pointing to hope. It was a time when I did feel like darkness was my only friend.
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Today, it was my time to read Psalm 88. In the opening remarks it indicates this a ‘Suffering of Affliction.’ The first time this Psalm really stood out to me, was a day during the second week of recovery from my sixth chemo treatment. That morning my fever of several days had finally broken and there was hope I was going to come through. But I was exhausted. I knew all I would be able to do that morning was read the day’s Bible passages. I was anticipating I would be uplifted.
However, it was Psalm 88, and I was devastated. It spoke to how I was feeling with out pointing to hope. It was a time when I did feel like darkness was my only friend.
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Another beautiful Sunday...
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