Over the past weeks and months and even years, I have stumbled upon blogs and read the musings and wonderings and postings of folks I know, folks I hope to know, and yes, some who fall into neither category. Writing and words are important to me and so I set out on this blogging journey. This will not be a daily diary, for it will not be daily nor will it be a report of my activities of the day. Rather, I hope to grow in the craft of reflecting upon what I sense around me.
I don't yet understand all of the steps necessary to create a blog, but I've gotten this far. Obviously, there are more steps ahead.
Saturday evenings are times of preparation for me -- times to finish the sermon, review the plan for Sunday School, prepare the prayers. Times to connect with friends. Time to kick back. And so that's what I am doing this evening. Finishing things for tomorrow. And doing lots of wondering.
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Gratitude has the ability to transform common space into holy ground and to turn ordinariness into sacred time. "Every good gift and every perfect gift is from above, coming down from the Father of lights..." James 1:17
Reflection and awareness deepen and enrich gratitude. This life that God has given me provides much for me to wonder and ponder about. I am most grateful.
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