Memorization
Well, my journey in memorizing Psalm 119 stalled. I discovered the sad truth: I’m terrible at memorization now that I’m in my mid-forties. My brain
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Well, my journey in memorizing Psalm 119 stalled. I discovered the sad truth: I’m terrible at memorization now that I’m in my mid-forties. My brain
Today I shared with my students a technique to help move past the awkward first question, “How are you?” Sometimes in a new situation, like
I refreshed my birdbath by scrubbing it well and filling it back up with fresh water. My husband refilled the bird-feeders. Two simple acts created
As you know, I keep a gratitude journal where I record five specific things I’m thankful for at the beginning of each day (and sometimes
In Psalm 119:9, we read this: “How can a young man keep his way pure? By guarding it according to your word.” I wanted to
Maybe this doesn’t work for all personality types, but my best advice for anything related to changing your behaviors or accomplishing a goal is to
I’ve transplanted my peach tree into the ground since it’s more likely to survive the winter than if I left it growing in a pot
I love the part in Exodus when Moses must tell the people to stop bringing donations to build the tabernacle. It’s a beautiful moment of
This morning a colleague at other university sent me a psalm to focus on this semester. She suggested Psalm 27, and I enjoyed a particularly
I love Psalm 119:132-133; it teaches me a great way to pray to the Lord today. The writer presents to God three requests: “Turn to