Reflections
Reflections
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Thank you Virginia Voice for featuring me in your Listener Profile
Thank you Virginia Voice for featuring me in your Listener Profile Many thanks to the incredible staff and volunteers of Virginia Voice, who featured me in their Listener Profile. I was thrilled to see on their website www.virginiavoice.org; their acknowledgment of my long-time support and enthusiasm for the outstanding work they do for the blind and…
Confidence in Battle
So many times when I have been engrossed in a fierce spiritual battle, I find myself using my own tactics and strategies to be victorious rather than have the confidence of David to know that God is my light and my salvation. He gives me strength and will be my refuge from any of life’s storms that come my way.
Take the Time to Love Your Eyes in 2025
Today, February 28th, marks Rare Eye Disease Day. It is a chance to bring awareness to the variety of conditions that can and do impact people’s sight. However, it’s not so rare to have problems with your eyes. Tomorrow begins Save Your Vision Month. So many of us are going to experience age-related conditions like cataracts and macular degeneration. Start now, especially if you are young, to love your eyes, take care of them, and pay attention to visual indicators of something that might be going awry. You may be able to prevent eye problems in the future.
God of War and Love
David was a king acquainted with war. In Psalm 35, he speaks in the vernacular of a warrior and leader accustomed to facing many enemies on the battlefield. This chapter is his courageous prayer to God to lead him to total victory against his oppressors. He is equally unyielding in his call for their destruction and in his faith in God to perform it.
The Strangely Familiar Christmas
The Strangely Familiar Christmas, to help young people cope with COVID at Christmas time. Thankfully, she said yes to writing the book and the digital book and audiobook are available online.
God’s Glory Revealed
In Psalm 64, even as David is praying to God for protection and deliverance from his deceitful enemies, he emphasizes that the outcome, or the ultimate answer to his prayer will be something more: that all will come to see the mighty and powerful God.
So many times, my prayers to God have focused on the trials and tribulations of life. I cry out to Him for help for so many things which are spiritual attacks on myself or those I love. I know that God hears my voice and he is concerned about all my troubles. However, in Psalm 64, David reminds me that while of course I want blessings from the Lord, ultimately my prayer is that through my suffering and through His miracle-working power that all will see God’s glory, power and might. I pray that my testimony will share what God has done for me. I want the glory, honor and praise to all go to Him. Amen.
