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I don't know about you, but the year 2020 will be forever engraved in my mind. If I were to capture it in a single picture, it would be of my daughter and me in the kitchen, wearing gloves, using disinfectant wipes to clean the outside packaging of all the items we had picked up... Continue Reading →
I have been trying to write a blog entry for awhile now, but it has been really hard. These are some crazy times we live in. Not just crazy, actually. They are downright unbelievable. I sometimes do something else, watch a TV series or whatever, and get caught up in it, and then I come back to... Continue Reading →
This was originally posted on my Dear Michaela blog, under the title of Good God, bad God, or no God? Someone reposted it on Facebook today, which caused me to go back and re-read it, which caused me to want to repost it. There is nothing here that is not... Continue Reading →
What is needed right here is a big eyes-crossed emoticon. But I'm too tired to find one, so you will have to make it up in your head. This has been one crazy week. On the bad side, my neck/shoulder pain has continued. I finally was able to figure out that it happens whenever pressure... Continue Reading →
I am currently in a discipleship program which includes doing daily Bible reading, and then writing about it in a SOAP format: Scripture, Observation, Application and Prayer. You pick a specific verse out of that day's readings, write it down, write a little about your observations of this scripture, how it applies to your life,... Continue Reading →
I posted an entry recently on my blog for my missing daughter, http://www.DearMichaela.com, in which I talked about my feelings of my faith in God having been betrayed. When I posted it on facebook I received a reply from someone I care very deeply for, who said she had been having some of the same... Continue Reading →
I do what I am supposed to do. I read the Book, so that I can know God. My reading schedule has taken me recently through Deuteronomy and Joshua. Their contents is not a surprise to me, but it is something I probably try to forget, to close my eyes to when it's not right... Continue Reading →
In my last blog, I posted a photo of my tattoo of the Tolkien quote, "Not all (those) who wander are lost." This has been a theme in my life because of the fact that I have been a spiritual wanderer. I am a Christian. I was first called to this faith when I was... Continue Reading →
I have been a Christian for many decades now, but all of you probably know that it has not been an easy path for me. I have struggled with my own questions, as well as the questions of people I love. Actually, using the term "I have" is probably incorrect. It's more like "I do"... Continue Reading →
Seeker's Road 