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Wednesday, December 19, 2012

Faith Seeds: Prayers and Poetry



Reflection Questions


1.     We all need some degree of structure in our lives in order to accomplish anything but we each have a comfort zone on that scale. Where is yours?

2.     How do you cope when pushed out of it? Do you see it as a word from the Lord or as an intrusion? Or both?

3.     Do you see all of your life as under God’s authority to command or only certain parts?

4.     Read John 12: 49-50.


Share: Which is harder for you to experience each morning, a day of routine or a day of interruptions? Literally or spiritually?

Wednesday, August 29, 2012

Faith Seeds: Prayers and Poetry




Reflection Questions



1.     How open are we to changes in our schedule, especially if on a tight clock driven day?

2.     Do we see interruptions as an opportunity to listen to a different perspective, or as a hindrance to our agenda?

3.     How can we listen for the Lord’s heartbeat throughout a busy day?


   Share: What is one way you are able to stay open to God’s nudges?



Monday, September 19, 2011

Kingdom Manna

Key

Mark 4:7, Other seed fell among thorns, and the thorns grew up and choked it, and it yielded no grain.

Puzzle pieces scattered across the table, face up, ready for the challenge on a rainy afternoon. Family, friends, hot chocolate, and fellowship bring rest and refreshment to a dreary day. Our spirits are lifted. Memories are knit into our minds.

Long schedules stretched throughout the day, filled with chore fragments drain our stamina even in sunny weather. Stress builds as we attempt to match all the pieces-all the needs-all the obligations. Fatigue empties us. Tiredness creeps into our hearts.

Possibilities invigorate us. Potential opportunities invite our interest. But too often, Lord, I forget to look ahead. To check my other commitments. And I end up choking a time of growth in a already packed lifestyle. I want more than I can handle and I allow both good and false lures to smother me.

Let my mind and heart be attuned to Your values Lord. Help me to learn to simplify my busyness, to make time for concerns that count for eternity. May all my pieces be focused in You. A perfect match.

Psalm of Worship: Psalm 94:18-19

When I thought, “My foot is slipping,” Your steadfast love, O Lord, held me up.

When the cares of my heart are many, your consolations cheer my soul.

 
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