This
practice of blogging my 1000 gifts takes the discipline of counting gifts to a
new level for me. Rather than just
noting the individual gifts moment by moment, day by day in a journal, going
back and recounting them – seeing them in “clump” form on a page again, takes me to a
new level of faith. I just can’t out
give Him.
#141
up close and personal communion -- sitting on the front row of my son's church allowed just such an experience. Over and over and over I heard, "Jesus died for you."
#142 a taste of the wedding presentation in heaven … to the tune of Scottish bagpipes
#143
receiving personal ministry for this weary soul and experiencing
physical and spiritual healing
#144
shoeless worship
#145
a cool August morning after a series of hot sultry summer ones
#146
a long-distanced friend and spiritual treasures shared
#147
haunting early morning train whistle that returns me to a child growing
up at 637 Hillcrest Avenue
#148
a moment that takes my breath
#149
color at breakfast
#150
a day spent with girlfriends doing girlfriend stuff -- I appreciate the words of Frank Laubach who wrote, "I disapprove of the usual practice of talking "small talk" whenever we meet, and holding a veil over our souls. If we are so impoverished that we have nothing to reveal but small talk, then we need to struggle for more richness of soul .... And I hunger -- O how I hunger! for others to tell me their soul adventures." Yes....
#151
guys doing guy things -- his first camouflage!
#152
“Wow” – my grandson’s new word …. breathlessly pronounced “Wooooowwww.”
#153
spontaneous applause at a wedding reminds me of heaven and the joy that will take place at the final consummation
#154
seeing God’s redemption story in the Old Testament
#155 a weekend guest
#155 a weekend guest
#156 waking up to “joyful praise”
#157
learning to hear God’s heartbeat -- I've always heard it within the church walls; now I'm learning to hear it in the world
#158 that really empty feeling that occurs when the grandbaby leaves
#159 whimsical
#160 a farmer’s testimony
My cup continues to be filled to the brim -- with just ordinary moments ....
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