Showing posts with label Meditation Mondays. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Meditation Mondays. Show all posts

Monday, July 24, 2023

5 WORDS MEDITATION

"Monday Meditation".........."through love serve one another."*
Only 5 words from Galatians 5:13.
Few words to bring many thoughts.
"Self-indulgent" words" omitted.
How will I/you respond to those words today.

Monday, May 8, 2017

CHOOSE: PONDERING ON THE PATIO

Sanctuary---a sacred place of sorts. My patio is such a spot when neighbors aren't out, hubby's not home and extraneous noises are kept at bay. A place to think and ponder on "Meditation Monday."
This morning was such a time. (Psalm 5:3) A time when I pondered my saying, "I don't have time" as a sign I'm running on my own schedule and not God's. Think frantic, frustrated, and harried.
"There is always enough time to do the will of God." (E. Elliott, Discipline, p. 99)
Frustration is NOT the will of God, I know that. I just don't live like I know that.

Choosing to "ponder" on the patio has allowed me to put my time in His hands. How refreshing!

Monday, July 11, 2011

Thinking Continued = Meditation

7/11/11 A recent e-mail from Jennifer B. had a verse as part of her valediction/closing. It had me thinking about hope---the Source of hope, the result of hope. In fact, I keep thinking about it. That kind of thinking becomes meditation.
May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit. (Romans 15:13, NIV)
Join me in thinking about this verse for our Monday meditation.

Monday, January 3, 2011

Meditation, minced


1/3/11 It’s Monday and you know what that means---meditation. Most years I try to choose a year’s verse. Saturday, January 1, my chosen passage was I Thessalonians 1: 14-18 and those 5 verses seem to have “stuck.” I will be reading these verses in a variety of versions and later looking at each verse individually. But what I’ve done so far is to mince the verses and jot down the morsels that jumped out at me. It’s like a Reader’s Digest of Condensed Books---i.e. Dotsy’s Abridged Verses---just little bite-sized pieces. Remember, it’s just my brief beginning.
Be patient. Be kind. Be joyful. Be prayerful. Be thankful.