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A dolphin sheds it’s entire skin every two hours. Twelve times per day, an entire new outer skin. Regeneration. Totally new every two hours. Just as if you’ve never sinned is how I learned it in Sunday School. The concept of knowing Jesus the Christ makes you brand new. It’s a mystery beyond understanding. ❤

Today, I started reading the last book by the late Rachel Held Evans. I was so shocked by her early, untimely death earlier this year that I couldn’t start reading it right away . Rachel had a way of saying things that I could relate to her. Her book, Inspired: Slaying Giants, Walking on Water,…

I thought that I had dredged up everything that I’ve ever written or created. Then, I found a box in the closet and went spelunking in our network-attached storage device. I found several Sunday School lessons, poems, musings, full on rants, and many other pieces that will be serving as fodder for this blog. I’ve…

Re-envision. I woke up this morning with one very clear thought. Unusual for me, since you know as well as I, that I wake up all blurry-eyed and discombobulated. But the echo was clear. But you’ve been given more than one. My one clear, cogent thought this morning, August 23, 2019 A couple of Sunday’s…

The verb regroup means “to stop for a short time and prepare yourself before you continue doing something that is difficult, to stop and think, reorganize, etc., before continuing.” I needed to do that today. Take some time, reorganize myself, start again. It resulted in a lot of work. But taking time to talk to…

I’ve wrestled with whether or not this is a real “re” word, because it doesn’t really have anything to do with “back” or “again.” Recondite actually means “difficult or impossible for one of ordinary understanding or knowledge to comprehend.”  But it reminded me of The One who is truly recondite. “Indeed, my plans are not…

This morning I was filled with gratitude for the blessing of good health. Often we take this pure, glorious gift for granted. I called the pharmacy for a refill for some medicine that the doctor ordered for me months ago, but I couldn’t remember the name of it. I aske the phamacist to look it…

Reversely is basicly the adverb form of the word reverse. Reversely. We all want to do it. Especially when it comes to aging. You should have heard us. Exchanging anti-aging treatments like stock brokers in a bear market. Try collagen, crepe cream, black cohosh, beet extract. A litany of new science to help us age…