Hold On Loosely
This morning as I drove the kids to school, a blade of light cut through a hole in the clouds in that divine way, you know, the way that feels like God is descending through the clouds to rest his glory on your shoulders, and you feel blessed, and particular, the center of the universe.Continue reading “Hold On Loosely”
The Universal History of People Doing Whatever They Feel Like Doing
In those days there was no king in Israel. People did whatever they felt like doing. – Judges 17:6 I’m reading Dreamland: The True Tale of America’s Opiate Epidemic by Sam Quinones right now. At the same time, I’ve been trudging chapter by chapter through the book of Judges in the Bible. The confluence of these two narrativesContinue reading “The Universal History of People Doing Whatever They Feel Like Doing”
The Sound of Snow Falling
Earlier this week as I was standing outside waiting for our new puppy to quit chewing on leaves and sticks and discarded seedpods and pinecones and get down to business (you know, business), the snow began to fall, and it sounded like static electricity, or sand sifting constantly, or a far-off snake rattle, or theContinue reading “The Sound of Snow Falling”
2022 Resolutions: Recover
The last few years, I haven’t made a resolution list like I have previously but instead sought a word from the Lord. My word for 2016 was “clarity,” and much was made clear to me in 2016. By the end of 2016, I changed jobs that eventually brought us back to Ashland. My word forContinue reading “2022 Resolutions: Recover”
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I’m Sarah M. Wells, mom, wife, follower of Christ, & author of American Honey, The Family Bible Devotional Volumes 1 and 2, Between the Heron and the Moss, and Pruning Burning Bushes. You’ll find some of my meditations on faith and ordinary life here. Thanks for stopping by!
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