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Thank you, God for the blessings

Bestowed on me.

Keep me safe and warm

And mindful of thee.

 

May worries and strife

Slip away like fine wine

Not even noticed,

Ever so sublime.

 

Let me remember

Come one and all.

That we’re related.

Let’s heed the call.

 

Someday, sometime,

In a faraway place,

We’ll all come together and

Be held in God’s grace.

 

Treasure the memories.

Treasure the path.

Let us not forget

All that we have.

 

Thank you for the blessings

Dear God above.

Let me remember

Your mercy and unwavering love.

October 2, 2026
What If the Next Step Is Smaller Than You Think?
Janie J
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Have you ever tried to figure out the rest of your life while sitting at the kitchen table? You start with one reasonable question. Should I make this change? Then suddenly you’re trying to determine where you should live, what your purpose is, whether you’ve wasted the last twenty years, what G...
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September 25, 2026
When Your Soul Says, “Pay Attention”
Janie J
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Have you ever had a feeling you couldn’t explain? Something inside you said, Don’t do that. Or perhaps it said, Call her. Go. Wait. This is right. You may have dismissed the feeling because it didn’t seem logical. I certainly did for much of my life. We’re taught to use our brains to make de...
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September 15, 2026
What If the Delay Is Part of the Plan?
Janie J
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Have you ever asked God for something, felt certain you were headed in the right direction, and then…nothing happened? No door opened. No answer arrived. No wonderful synchronicity appeared. You waited. And waited. Eventually, you started wondering whether anybody up there was listening. I’ve ce...
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September 8, 2026
Things Aren’t Always What They Seem
Janie J
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Why a Danish pastry isn’t really Danish I was traveling through Scandinavia when I learned something that stopped me mid-bite. The Danish pastry is not Danish. In Denmark, they do not call it that. They call it wienerbrød. Vienna bread. I asked about it, the way you do when you are somewhere new ...
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August 2, 2026
The Purpose of Adventure
Janie J
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Are you ready for your next adventure? What’s the purpose of an adventure? It’s more than you think! Our life experiences shape us—mentally and physically. Practicing for a marathon changes our physical makeup so we can go the distance during that 26-mile trek. It also changes our mindset, oft...
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July 28, 2026
A Soul Connection with Sir Roger Bannister
Janie J
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Background: Sir Roger Bannister was an English neurologist and middle-distance athlete who was the first person to break the 4-minute mile. At the time, popular thought was that such a feat was humanly impossible. He trained in rigorous circumstances, never wavering from his goal. It was even more ...
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July 21, 2026
Learn to Live Life not Let it Lead You
Janie J
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These words came to me in my quiet time recently. Even though I have made huge strides since my days as a spiritually-starved workaholic, I was reminded to be even more intentional in the daily actions I choose. Perhaps you are at the same crossroad in your life—busy “doing” and not “being....
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July 5, 2026
Treat Your Life Like a Garden — and Watch It Grow
Janie J
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Have you ever thought of your life as a garden? Sit with that idea for a moment. When you do, you’ll begin to see just how true it is. A thriving garden needs sunshine, water, nourishment, and regular care. It doesn’t flourish by accident — it grows because someone tends to it with intention. ...
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July 1, 2026
When the Well Runs Dry: Finding Blessings in Life’s Inconveniences
Janie J
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Water. It doesn’t seem that important until you don’t have any! While farm life is fun, it does come with certain challenges. Such was the case this week when our pump stopped working . There was electricity to the well/pump, but the water tanks were empty, and that pesky red “fault” light w...
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June 9, 2026
The Joyful Life: Why Your 30s and 40s Are the Time to Begin
Janie J
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I remember my 30s and 40s well: I was working, raising children, and married to someone who often worked nights and weekends. I used to joke that I was a single mom with his paycheck. Life was incredibly busy and exhausting—physically, emotionally, and mentally.   Suffice it to say, if I were...
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