365 Agains
{Re}inspire
It’s our summer guilty pleasure: American Ninja Warrior. Never ones to watch in real time we sometimes (when we’re behind) binge watch. We caught up tonight. The thing about it is it’s often quite inspirational. From…
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{Re}measure
It’s been the story of my life today. I’m looking to update my guest room. I need some extra storage space for some of my clothes, but mostly I need room for my books and my writing projects. They’re scattered about the…
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{Re}capture
We tear down arguments and every arrogant obstacle that is raised up against the knowledge of God, and we take every thought captive to make it obey Christ. 2 Corinthians 10:4b-5 Our thoughts can make or break us. My…
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{Re}ward
Today, I was reading Jonathan Merritt‘s Learning to Speak God from Scratch. As I turned to the pages in chapter 11, I felt like Jonathan had been reading my mail. Especially after my day yesterday. I couldn’t rest. I…
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{Re}st
Today, I’m finding it hard to rest. It’s sometimes hard to trust God with our well-being when we’ve been disappointed yet again. Even simple expectations are often met with disappointment. There are people who…
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{Re}paint
The shade of paint in the front bedroom was nice, but there was something about it that never seemed to work. We’d moved a few things around as it went from my office to a guest bedroom and back again. I have very…
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Practice: An again that doesn’t start with {Re}
“I do not play this instrument so well as I should wish to, but I have always supposed that to be my own fault because I would not take the trouble of practicing.” Elizabeth Bennet, pride and prejudice by jane austen I…
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{Re}invent
This is just a shell of me, The mannequin I design To reflect the inner ego Of a self. You only see the fashion show; And, do not know the me that lies within. Your biased judgment is Based on my artwork and Your…
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{Re}gret
“Unimplemented change becomes regret,” the tweet from my friend Phill read. Just like that he gave me the word for today. The best sense of regret is expressed in Merriam-Webster is that it implies pain caused by deep…