Worship
Wednesday, February 28th, 2007…was in my office working when I heard mom and son having devotions:
…was in my office working when I heard mom and son having devotions:
No time for fun posts with fancy links.
Just this.
Today was an honest- to- goodness day of rest. Sometimes you need one of those. I love the Sundays that are full of church, dinner at a friend’s, football with family, evening visits, and the like — but every once in awhile, a day of just us, just here, is perfect.
And today was that. We […]
He’s home from the west coast — and fast asleep. An all-night travel itinerary, followed by a drive home from Syracuse, brought him home at 3pm utterly exhausted.
The closets are cleaned out, the dresser drawers a bit tidier, labeled bags are ready to be deposited at various locations, and I’ve “greened up” the house.
Yes, […]
Yes, it’s hard work. But Amy thinks it’s worth it.
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And she posted a comment made by Martin Luther:
“What you do in your house is worth as much as if you did it up in heaven for our Lord God. We should accustom ourselves to think of our position and work as sacred and well-pleasing […]
Yes. So. Let’s just start right in, shall we?
::I just returned from my aunt’s wedding. It was a bit different — they got engaged about three weeks ago, and decided to get married without much to-do. A date was quickly set (a Monday morning, no less), and the spot reserved: an uncle’s split-ranch in Cortland, […]
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What? You didn't hear these numbers on the evening news? Huh. Fancy that.
A read recommended by Brietta. Informative, helpful, and delves a bit into how our immune systems work, which is a question I'm always coming back to. Forget autism for a moment; how did God design our bodies to work, and do current vaccinations actually take that design into consideration?
God intends for us to be fully invested -- and in Him, fulfilled -- in every season of our lives. This is a great post touching on that idea. (And if you like this post, then read The Hidden Art of Homemaking. For sure.)
Well, now, there's a surprise. [ht: Carole]
"Babies had become the...enemy of sex."