Gray hair, don’t care. Actually, I do, and I love it.
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Heavenly peace isn’t about all your ducks being in a row; it’s about the active decision to choose to rest and to choose to reach for the better feeling thought
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True man, yet very God
From sin and death He saves us
And lightens ev’ry load.
Did you know that our bodies don’t really know the difference between what is actually occurring and what we imagine to be occurring? Maybe that is why this song is so powerful. It creates a space to be exactly where you want to be no matter where you are. For those two minutes, as far as your mind and heart are concerned, everything will be ok.
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We can put in all the right seeds, all the time, and wait, and get ready to harvest the life we want, but ultimately, God is in control
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‘harvest’ from a farmer’s perspective is intense. There is a specific time to do it. It’s urgent. It’s tiring.
Everything is at stake if it doesn’t happen.
This month, in our region of the world (Minnesota, USA), we are turning the corner into the lower temps of autumn. For the Bird home this means three things:
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Choosing to feature this song now was something we arrived at because of trying to celebrate Nathan’s and my mutual love of tea. As such, it’s only fitting that this song uses tea as the axis around which a couple can celebrate their mutual love of one other.
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This month, in our region of the world (Minnesota, USA), we are turning the corner into the lower temps of autumn. For the Bird home this means three things:
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Gray hair, don’t care. Actually, I do, and I love it.
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In “Bring Him Home” Jean Valjean sings a prayer over Marius while he sleeps that sounds like it’s part lullaby, part heart cry, part reflection on his own mortality.
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Heavenly peace isn’t about all your ducks being in a row; it’s about the active decision to choose to rest and to choose to reach for the better feeling thought
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