Don’t be afraid of blank pages.
Storytelling: Steve Winwood, “Can’t Find My Way Home”
I really like it when a singer sings one from the heart. Here’s a rendition of Blind Faith’s “Can’t Find My Way Home.” by the originator, Steve Winwood.
This version seems to “feel it” and that transfers over to this listener.
A Teddy with a teddy
Slow-cooked pumpkin pie cake
Three machines, Two hands
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I Don’t Know, Let’s Find Out
“I don’t know” … should never end in a period. Seek Better Answers
Angela Sansone – A Birthday Infographic
It’s Angela’s Life Anniversary (Birthday) on November 14th. I’m presenting her with this infographic when she gets home tonight on her birthday eve. She will also get the physical handout – after all, she’s a teacher.
Happy Birthday, Angela!
Incline Your Ear
The “Fear” of the Lord
Often a topic of debate among folks. Fear means different things to different people in changed times. Let’s let the Bible help define things:
Prov 9:10 – The fear of the LORD is the beginning of wisdom: and the knowledge of the holy is understanding.
Prov 3:13 – Happy is the man that findeth wisdom, and the man that getteth understanding.
So, the fearing of the LORD will make one happy as he gains understanding of such holy matter. Check out Prov 2:2 -2:5 and compare – and pray as you incline your ear and apply your heart to what God has to say.
Photo on Flickr by Yestertale
Less Pride, Fewer Fights
I hate losing an argument, don’t you? Maybe it’s the competitor in me. Maybe it’s the winner in me. Frankly — it’s the pride in me.
As I begin to check my pride at the door, then having to argue and fight is no more.
Proverbs 13:10 teaches us that only by pride comes contention. Lose your pride – you won’t have to worry about battling.
Photo on Flickr by yourdon
In His Hands, Stay Pliable
Feeling stuck? Often, I’ve found that being stuck begins with being stubborn – with God.
God’s Word in Isaiah 64:8 tells us the mindset and heart’s cry we should have:
But now, O LORD, thou art our father; we are the clay, and thou our potter; and we all are the work of thy hand.
If we become hardened to change, are we still pliable clay in God’s masterful hands?
Photo on Flickr by Sarah R