There is no greater sorrow
than failing to tell the story within you.
Maya Angelou
This blog is all about telling your story. Look into the world. Ponder the mystery of
how you are at once a part of the world and yet also a part of it. It reflects the story of creation in your
life, in your soul and the passion of your spirit. The natural order is God’s created order, and
since Christians believe that they are made in God’s image—well then, look into
the world and see how it reflects your life back to you. So I celebrate the joy of sensing and track
the world through my dog, the fawn that cannot run far without stopping to see
who I am, the ice enclosed, snow bound stillness of a world speaks in the
silence of its beauty, the ocean’s movement like the waters we all came from in
the womb---all of it—telling our story, for we are a part of all we see, and
yet lifted out by the love of a God who gives us the rich privilege and pleasure
to behold it.
This blog is all about telling your story. Look into the world. Ponder the mystery of
how you are at once a part of the world and yet also a part of it. It reflects the story of creation in your
life, in your soul and the passion of your spirit. The natural order is God’s created order, and
since Christians believe that they are made in God’s image—well then, look into
the world and see how it reflects your life back to you. So I celebrate the joy of sensing and track
the world through my dog, the fawn that cannot run far without stopping to see
who I am, the ice enclosed, snow bound stillness of a world speaks in the
silence of its beauty, the ocean’s movement like the waters we all came from in
the womb---all of it—telling our story, for we are a part of all we see, and
yet lifted out by the love of a God who gives us the rich privilege and pleasure
to behold it.
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