Our pastor is currently preaching a short sermon series on Psalm 139. This has been one of my favorite passages for years – it is such an amazing text about God’s providence, knowledge, and wisdom. He knows us to the very depths of our souls, even before birth. “For you formed my inward parts; you knitted me […]
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In Your Book Were Written…
Posted in Quotes, Scripture on January 15, 2012 | 9 Comments »
Tuesday Ramblings Late 1.4.12 – One Day Late
Posted in Quotes, Tuesday Ramblings on January 5, 2012 | Leave a Comment »
Oops. It’s Wednesday now (and it will be Thursday in 15 minutes). So I suppose these are actually Wednesday Ramblings. But here they be! Reading this week: Furies of Calderon by Jim Butcher. It has completely distracted me from Divergent, which I have renewed for the second time. (I’m not sure I’ll ever finish that […]
Tuesday Ramblings 12.28.11
Posted in Inspiration, My Life, Quotes, Scripture, Tuesday Ramblings, tagged Give Them Grace on December 28, 2011 | 2 Comments »
I hope your Christmas was merry! Ours was delightful, and I am very much enjoying my new Kindle, a gift from my wonderful, generous husband! As much as I love real books, e-readers have fascinated me for a long time (when I was younger I thought I had invented the idea for my book…haha). I […]
Tuesday Ramblings 12.20.11
Posted in My Life, Quotes, Tuesday Ramblings on December 20, 2011 | 4 Comments »
Reading this week: I still haven’t picked up Divergent again. I was supposed to return it to the library tomorrow but I renewed it. That means I’ve had it for three weeks and haven’t finished it yet! I’m not sure whether that reflects more on the book or my busy life. Probably my busy life. […]
Sabbath Joy: The Love of Christ
Posted in Quotes on December 18, 2011 | 1 Comment »
A deep but beautiful commentary on the love of our Saviour. “[Christ’s] love is free, without any motive. His love is great, without any measure. His love is constant, without any change. And His love is everlasting, without any end. It was the love of Christ which brought Him down from heaven, which veiled His […]