Re: 8 Quick time outs for your Soul

[Guest guest]

Wow! I think that sums up how I feel about your post.

Thank you, Jan, for this article!

In light and love,

>

> I hope this help's some of you

> Hug's and Love

> Jan xoxox

>

> 8 Quick Time-Outs for Your Soul

>

> Use this spiritual first-aid kit for those times you need a quick

lift.

>

> When life seems overwhelming and you are worried or feeling

frazzled, do you

> yearn for some kind of escape? Here are some ways to get through

those

> unquiet times. Each two-minute activity includes an inspiring

passage from

> Scripture for you to read, a personal devotion to reflect on, a

prayer to

> recite, and a practical exercise for you to do.

>

>

>

> Reprinted with permission from Time-Out for the Spirit: Two-Minute

Quiet

> Times for Times That Aren't Quiet. Copyright © 2007 by

GuidepostsBooks. All

> rights reserved. WWW.guidepostsbooks.Com.

>

>

> When You Feel Like Complaining...

>

> READ: Oh, give thanks to the Lord, for He is good! For His mercy

endures

> forever.

> --1 Chronicles 16:34

>

> REFLECT: One day my pastor asked me to pick up an eighty eight-year-

old

> member who needed a ride to church from her nursing home. I dreaded

the

> assignment because most of the elderly I knew were complainers.

>

> But Ellen was different. As we drove to church, she told me how

thankful she

> felt that she could walk with a cane. On our next trip, I

discovered she

> played the piano for eight religious services at the home. She

confided she

> was blind in one eye, but praised God for excellent vision in the

other.

>

[Guest guest]

LOL I think that was what I thought when I first read it

Hug's and Love

Jan xoxox

-- Re: 8 Quick time outs for your Soul

Wow! I think that sums up how I feel about your post.

Thank you, Jan, for this article!

In light and love,

>

> I hope this help's some of you

> Hug's and Love

> Jan xoxox

>

> 8 Quick Time-Outs for Your Soul

>

> Use this spiritual first-aid kit for those times you need a quick

lift.

>

> When life seems overwhelming and you are worried or feeling

frazzled, do you

> yearn for some kind of escape? Here are some ways to get through

those

> unquiet times. Each two-minute activity includes an inspiring

passage from

> Scripture for you to read, a personal devotion to reflect on, a

prayer to

> recite, and a practical exercise for you to do.

>

>

>

> Reprinted with permission from Time-Out for the Spirit: Two-Minute

Quiet

> Times for Times That Aren't Quiet. Copyright © 2007 by

GuidepostsBooks. All

> rights reserved. WWW.guidepostsbooks.Com.

>

>

> When You Feel Like Complaining...

>

> READ: Oh, give thanks to the Lord, for He is good! For His mercy

endures

> forever.

> --1 Chronicles 16:34

>

> REFLECT: One day my pastor asked me to pick up an eighty eight-year-

old

> member who needed a ride to church from her nursing home. I dreaded

the

> assignment because most of the elderly I knew were complainers.

>

> But Ellen was different. As we drove to church, she told me how

thankful she

> felt that she could walk with a cane. On our next trip, I

discovered she

> played the piano for eight religious services at the home. She

confided she

> was blind in one eye, but praised God for excellent vision in the

other.

>

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