Today, I wanted to let you know how sorry I am for hurting you, causing you pain and betraying you.
Today, I wanted to let you know how apologetic I am for mistreating you
Today, I wanted to let you know how sorry I am for calling you names
Today, I wanted to say I am sorry for the things I’ve done that have hurt you in all aspects of life
I hope you forgive me for everything that I did that broke your heart
Stagecoach Trail is a fave place for us to go for a short, not-too-difficult hike. Near the starting spot, there is a circle of rocks, left over remnants of campfire circles. The trail is rocky, sometimes muddy, and large boulders have been shoved to the sides of the path.
When I wake up in the morning, I immediately begin thinking about me – my appointments for the day, my aches and pains, my worries about money, my need to hear last night’s sports scores, and my fear that I won’t have an idea for tomorrow’s reflection.
The story of Noah is a familiar story for most of us, yet we can always learn fresh insights from it. I will always admire Noah for two things: his devotion to God and His commands despite the wickedness of the world he lived in and his obedience even to the most minute details of God’s commands.
To Ponder…
Evening questions:
What worked well for me today?
How were my family relationships?
Who could I appreciate or encourage tomorrow?
What choices tomorrow will increase my energy?
How can I be a better servant (for God) tomorrow?
Solemnity, Christ the King – Perhaps many of us have asked the question: What is the truth about Jesus’s kingship? What does Christ our King actually mean?
