Lord, there's this star or planet--I'm not really sure which, but it shines brightly in the Eastern sky--against the black and when I open the blinds in the early morning it is there to greet me--a light breaking through all dark. It's a prelude to what is to come as the sun rises in a few ticking moments in the same Eastern sky. It will glow through the darkness of the trees' shadows--moving--rising up to take the day. And I open my Bible and in between the pages of Acts c

Listening to a podcast the other evening and the focus of that particular episode was how to examine your days--at the close of each day. Reflect on your time. A challenge to ask yourself questions--journal your answers to see God's provision--His goodness--His mercy. Be grateful. Questions like, 'Were there times of glad? Times of life today? Where did I see the light? What do we need to let go, go to sleep, and let God? And the questions--they were good questions. Some