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This morning’s prayer from the Daily Office lectionary accompanied me from morning walk around the lake to late afternoon hike in the hills. Psalm 16: 6 My boundaries enclose a pleasant land; * indeed, I have a goodly heritage. 7 I will bless the Lord who gives me counsel; * my heart teaches me, night after night. 8 I have set the Lord always before me; * because he is at my right hand I shall not fall. 9 My heart, therefore, is glad, and my spirit rejoices; * my body also shall rest in hope. 10 For you will not abandon me to the grave, * nor let your holy one see the Pit. 11 You will show me the path of life; * in your presence there is fullness of joy, and in your right hand are pleasures for evermore. #psalm16 #goodlyheritage #thedaythelordhasmade #cloudofwitnessesOh hi there, moon. Stunning views when I think to look up. #washingthecar #cloudofwitnesses #lovemeamoonBlessed to worship with St Peter’s, the 7th oldest Episcopal congregation in California on the First Sunday after the Epiphany. #newbeginnings #jesus’baptism #maythisbeyourbestyearyet #cloudofwitnesses #supplypriesting- Follow Trinity Seasons EPISTLES on WordPress.com
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O Lord, my God, my Savior, by day and night I cry to you.
Psalm 88: 1 O Lord, my God, my Savior, * by day and night I cry to you. 2 Let my prayer enter into your presence; * incline your ear to my lamentation. 3 For I am full of trouble; … Continue reading
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Tagged #cloudsofwitnesses, abba father, Holy Spirit, lament, lectionary readings, love, pause button, prayer, Psalm, scripture, worry
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Getting to know Paul
Several months ago I participated in step one of the wider diocesan process of electing a new bishop in what is called ‘Walkabouts’. The purpose of Walkabouts is for clergy, delegates and members of the Episcopal Church in one region … Continue reading
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Tagged Backstory, BIBLE, context, lectionary readings, Lord, mystery, Paul, pause button, scripture, self-righteous, Spirit, WORD
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“…because he delighted in me”…ugh, not feeling it
Psalm 18:20 He brought me out into an open place; * A year ago this week I paused at Psalm 18 to reflect in my personal scriptural journal on this first line of the last couplet and specifically at the … Continue reading
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Tagged broad place, God, Holy Spirit, lectionary readings, love, pause button, pray, Psalm, Spirit, Ugh
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Persevere in Prayer
Note: A reminder for new readers of this blog. I pray the Daily Office every morning and when prompted by the Holy Spirit by a pause or a thought-like bubble, I reflect in writing, here. The reflections, thus, are spontaneous, … Continue reading
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Tagged BIBLE, Book of Common Prayer, Daily Office, Holy Spirit, pause button, prayer, Priest, Psalm, psalter
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Thy will be done..AUGH!!!!
If you attend a church that follows the first track (Track 1) of the Sunday lectionary, you have been hearing from Genesis the story of Joseph and his brothers. For several weeks his story was broken into sections and closely … Continue reading
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Tagged But God, Holy Spirit, pause button, praise, Psalm, psalter, salvation history
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Mark’s post on the Transfiguration: LIKE! That cloud though!
Any number of biblical images capture my imagination and put me to thinking of the power of the Holy Spirit to connect the dots of all things seen and unseen; images that speak a thousand of God’s words. But the … Continue reading
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Tagged clouds of witnesses, Gospel, Holy Spirit, Jesus, Mark, pause button, Psalm, Whispers
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