Selective Attention
I consider how, when we learn something new–like a new word or concept–we suddenly seem to encounter it everywhere. We have what scientists call “selective attention.”
(my daily blog)
I consider how, when we learn something new–like a new word or concept–we suddenly seem to encounter it everywhere. We have what scientists call “selective attention.”
I notice in Psalm 33, 40, 96, 98, 144, and 149 how we’re invited to sing to the Lord a “new song.” I wonder: Why
I love learning more and more about worshipping God. Worship, I’m thinking, means delighting in Him, honoring Him, celebrating Him, responding to Him, communing with
I sit in front of a cherry tree. So many birds hang on the branches, and they gobble entire cherries, swallowing them whole in one
My daughter invites me to play some hand-clapping games with her, and I’m amazed how little they’ve changed! Miss Mary Mack, Billy Boy, Down, Down
This morning I read this in Psalm 75: We give thanks to you, O god. We give thanks, for your Name is near. Men tell
I remember the advice of so many who, when overwhelmed, say, “Just do the next thing.” We don’t need to live this whole life, year,
This morning, I acknowledge that God is a God of peace and not disorder (1 Corinthians 14:33). I recognize that where sin grows, disorder grows
This morning, I think more about delighting in God’s will for my life and in His commands. So many times, I don’t particularly delight in