Patricia Day

Our Gifts

21 March by Patricia Day

Psalm 68:19 Blessed be the Lord, who daily loads us with benefits, the God of our salvation! NKJV We all have gifts. Some we are aware of and use prolifically, while others lay hidden deep within us – dormant. We live our lives, staying within our comfort zone. The thought of taking a new step [...]

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Don’t Be Like Jonah!

11 March by Patricia Day

Early in the day, I can be heard asking God to reveal His will for me. Many times, I am quickly aware of a direction I should take. Sometimes, though I am not so sure. At times, such as these, I continue on with my day by being productive and only doing those things that [...]

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Care for One Another

13 February by Patricia Day

1 Corinthians 4:20 For the Kingdom of God is not in word but in power. (NKJV) Valentine’s Day is almost here again. A form of insanity takes over as we are urged by manufacturers to show our love for one another, by giving something packaged in red or in a chocolate box. It is a [...]

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God is All

10 January by Patricia Day

Hearts can easily be broken, as life deals out blows and challenges. We feel lost, empty and hopeless, as we battle to overcome adversity and take a new direction. God is all we need – spiritually. He can strengthen us and bring us hope, as we trust him more and more, in our daily lives. [...]

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Christmas Frenzy

13 December by Patricia Day

Are we there yet? This is a familiar question from young children when embarking on a journey – – it doesn’t take long for them to wonder if we have reached the intended destination. Right now, my thinking is – – are we finding ourselves in the midst of the frenzy of Christmas shopping and [...]

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Broken

12 November by Patricia Day

The cookie packet I opened recently, showed no sign of the shattered contents inside. The cookies, which had been whole and a sweet anticipation, were broken into many pieces. They were no longer enticing, even though I know that even the small pieces will still taste good; they no longer looked appealing. I had eagerly [...]

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