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Waiting on God

A blog about people's thoughts, writings, and lives as followers of Jesus waiting on God.

Through the Wilderness

It feels like the wilderness is getting a bit more “wildernessy”. If you're watching any news these days, the situations all around the globe are quite disturbing. It seems like so many are walking in the wilderness of anger ... despair ... uncertainty ... and we need the voice of reason and calm and assurance.

WEBLOS Camp Out Part 1

Thank you for following the adventures of Doogie Growing Up in Greenhills. Thanks for the comments and suggestions. Be reminded this is pure fiction and any resemblance to a real person is not intentional. This is a serialized story. I am writing each week and posting what I write. Some weeks are longer than others. This week’s writing will be posted in two installments. I mentioned in the story Winton Woods, it is a real park that borders Greenhills. There is a Kingfisher pond where there was a bridge built by the Boy Scouts but no campground.

Stains, Marks, and Scars

"I recently left a pink sticky note on my nightstand (a family antique) and set a glass on it.  I was unaware, but the condensation from the cold glass caused the pink dye from the sticky note to bleed onto the wood.  It's just a mark on a piece of furniture that holds little value, other than sentimental. "  What other marks have been left in our lives? Join Connie today as she explores Stains, Marks, and Scars.

Growing Up In Greenhills- Week Four

Holidays are important to kids and summer ones were I think the most fun. For example, Memorial Day signaled the opening of the Greenhills pool on the weekends which in turn signaled the end of school was near. Labor Day was always a sad day because it signaled that the start of school was coming soon. The truth of the matter, we were ready to go back to school.

Why Waiting on God

I have been asked why I named my BLOG “Waiting on God?” It comes from the novel I am writing called “HoJo: Waiting on God.” I am slowly working on this book and I find that just like my main character in the book I am still, even though I am nearly 69, waiting on God for direction and strength.

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