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Easy Does It!
When winter weather keeps us from bicycling outdoors, we often use “spin-class” DVDs produced by cycling coach Graeme Street. One such session was all about accelerating. A particularly useful piece of advice from that class has stayed with me: Resist … Continue reading
Posted in A Page From My Journal, Thoughts on Two Wheels
Tagged bicycling, changing habits, demon, demonic, easy, emotional baggage, Faith, habits, health, healthy, house divided, Janice C Johnson, Jesus, momentum, spin class
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In Memory: A Bluebonnet Anniversary
oem>This post originally appeared on this blog On October 18, 2010. I re-post it in loving memory of Brent’s dad, Dr. Arnold Johnson, who has been gone for eight years now. One of the most distinctive symbols of Texas, besides … Continue reading
Truth
I’ve started out the past few years by choosing a “Word For the Year.” It can’t be just any word, like “petunia” or “supervise.” No, I want a character quality, something to strive toward. Sort of a one-word goal or … Continue reading
Posted in A Page From My Journal
Tagged belief, believe, Christianity, deceit, deceive, Faith, Janice C Johnson, Jesus, media, news, propaganda, truth
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Safer Than a Known Way, by Pamela R Moore
I just noticed this on my bookshelf and remembered how enthralling I’d found Pamela Moore’s real-life story. Shyer than shy, she resisted surrendering to God’s will through her younger years. She feared having to do something truly terrifying, like serving … Continue reading
Destiny: Not a Laser Light Show
I spent the weekend before Mother’s Day attending the “Pink Impact” women’s conference at Gateway Church in Southlake. The conference provided fascinating speakers, refreshment and growth, lots of fun, and even a present: a new friendship with a sweet lady … Continue reading
Posted in A Page From My Journal
Tagged contentment, destiny, dream, dreaming, envy, Faith, jericho, joshua, messiah, obedience, patience, pink impact, rahab, unique
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“Real Talk” — Really.
“Real Talk” for Women, the flyer at church said. The evening gathering would be the first of its kind. The flyer went on, Real Talk. Real Conversation. Real Women. To be honest, I wasn’t optimistic. In fact, I almost didn’t … Continue reading
Posted in A Page From My Journal, Near As I Can Figure...
Tagged awkward, Easter, Faith, friendship, God's love, help, Jesus, love, sincere, trust, women
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