Tag Archives: 2020 quarantine

Dear One, I have a friend who talks about inviting her monsters to tea. One of my monsters showed up last week, and Begrudge was its name. I didn’t really want to invite that one in to sit down to tea, but … Continue reading →

Dear One, Is there anyone in whose presence you feel rather small? Like you don’t measure up? The other week as I sat in my sacred space room I was telling God all about a meeting I’d have later that … Continue reading →

Dear One, I had a birthday last week and God’s gift arrived a day early. I was sitting in my newly created sacred space room (Hubby’s present to me) when I read these tender words written from the Psalmist to God:  … Continue reading →

Dear One, In 2020, my word of the year was soar. I remember being dumbstruck when Spirit revealed its meaning to me in the form of an acronym: SweetheartOpenAndRise The picture I received with this word was that of a grounded … Continue reading →

Dear One, There comes a time to lay our burdens down. A loved one of mine is struggling this week. Like a lot of us, actually. We’re carrying too much weight – staggering and stumbling under it. There are some … Continue reading →

Dear One, Ear to the ground. In a recent prayer meeting with our church we were asked, “If our church were a part of the body of Christ (which of course, it is), what part would it be?” One answer … Continue reading →

Dear One, It’s not always easy to get to where we’re going, is it? There are bumps in the road, potholes and all kinds of pain. Not to mention delays, detours and diversions in which we lose our way. I … Continue reading →

Dear One, Yesterday, a friend was telling me about her training to be a spiritual director. “It’s about me getting out of the way,” she said. “This is about what God is doing, not me.” Do you know how difficult it can be to … Continue reading →

Dear One, I wasn’t going to write about this today. I went back to my October 2018 journal in search of something I’d written regarding empty jars and abundant oil, but I found the following instead. And oh, how it’s … Continue reading →

Dear One, “Sow.Your.Seed!” So said the wise man, Solomon in Ecclesiastes 11:6. But I resist his wisdom.  Last week I didn’t want to sow my seed. I wanted to protect it. I wanted to hold it, not release it. I wanted to … Continue reading →