Hoosier Memories
Today was a beautiful day of exploration through Indiana. I set out early to catch the first waking moments of our unique state. Enjoy the views! (Copyrighted images) Continue reading Hoosier Memories
Category: perspective
We Only Think We Are Stuck
What our thoughts do to us can be binding, but they can also set us free as we learn to change them. When we begin change the way we look at things, the things we look at begin to change. Continue reading We Only Think We Are Stuck
“Life just sucks” – My Journey
A previous writing of mine. Not that I feel that life sucks right now, but things sometimes change, making life a drag. The post is for the broken. It is for those who are at a point in their lives where affliction has taken control. Take heart: God is always with you! https://my-journey-online.com/2018/09/27/sometimes-life-just-sucks/ Continue reading “Life just sucks” – My Journey
What The Morning Holds
I remember a time when the light of day was a burden. A completely dreadful time. It was the beginning of another day of worries, anxieties, worthlessness and hopelessness. Each time I would rise in the morning began a course that ushered in the nightmarish realities of my existence. I had to take action. Their is a quote from a fictional character in a movie, … Continue reading What The Morning Holds
So Ashamed Of Religious Righteousness
I had read an article earlier about someone who divides his relationships between “the rest of the world” and his brothers and sisters in Christ. Frankly, it made me shake my head as the bad taste in my mouth arose. Another Christian, dividing. Before someone comes to my post and dissects its content with Scripture, as I assume many will be thinking about how believers … Continue reading So Ashamed Of Religious Righteousness
Staring Into Existence
What are these things that we call, “space and time”? We never truly understand it, no matter what theory comes along. No matter how proud we become of the hypothesis. What is this space that we live in? We divide it up, the infinite, into little compartments. Walls. Fences. Divisions. We claim and fill our spaces, within, outside, with the collections, trying hard to satisfy … Continue reading Staring Into Existence
Song Of Edification
I probably write about birds far too often, but it is because of their comforting chatter which fills the mornings here. As I am waking up, usually alone, I cannot escape the voices of the feathered creatures outside. Whether I sit at my usual spot in the kitchen or take a seat at the porch, the birds are eagerly tending to their business. What they … Continue reading Song Of Edification
