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What does Easter Mean to You Personally?
For me, Easter is more than simply a date. It’s a gentle stirring as I reflect in my soul and spirit on the love of a Father who chose to sacrifice His Son to save mankind. Let us pause together and reflect on how this season is shaping our hearts and our community. As I…
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The Any Day Journal – 14: On the Lighter Side of Life
I have always found peace in nature. When I walk among the trees, whether in prayer, reflection, or simply pausing to breathe. I feel God’s presence close at hand. These walks have become a wellspring for my journal, where I gather thoughts, poems, and prayers that rise from the quiet of the woods. Canada’s woods…
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When Life Gives You Lemons
Not Everyone Likes Lemonade When life hands you lemons, the world says: squeeze them into lemonade. But faith whispers something deeper. God can turn bitterness into a blessing. Taste and see that the Lord is good (Psalm 34:8). Even the sharpest sorrows can become sweetness when placed in His hands. This summer, my daughter and…
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The Devil’s Curb
Broad is the way that leads to destruction There are moments in every believer’s journey when we find ourselves standing at the edge of something dangerous, not fully in the wrong, but not fully anchored in the right. “The Devil’s Curb” names that fragile place. It’s the spot where temptation feels subtle, compromise feels small,…
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Embracing Rain: A Pluviophile’s Reflection
Reflecting on memory There’s a poetic word for those of us who find solace in rainy days—pluviophile. It originates from Latin pluvia, meaning ‘rain’, and Greek philos, meaning ‘beloved’ or ‘dear’. I’ve always felt the word pluviophile speaks to something deeper than preference; it’s a spiritual kinship. Rain has always meant more than just weather…
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The Courage to Love: A Path Toward Healing
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For God hath not given us the spirit of fear; but of power, and of love, and of a sound mind.— 2 Timothy 1:7 KJV We think hate will rid us of what we fear, but it only deepens the wound.— Brad Reedy. Hate doesn’t just appear; it grows, slowly and quietly, built from moments…
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Relax, It Is Well
– An Encouragement Dear Readers: Relax, Breathe, Pray Life’s been moving fast lately, hasn’t it? I’m right there with you! Caught up in the whirlwind of carving out a path, chasing dreams, juggling responsibilities, and trying to make sense of it all. Some days it feels like I’m running full speed, barely catching my breath.…
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Do You Practice Religion? -Daily Prompt
Do you practice religion? I do not practice traditional religion. James 1:27 (KJV) says, “Pure religion and undefiled before God the Father is this: to visit orphans and widows in their affliction, and to keep oneself unstained from the world.” This means that true faith isn’t just about following religious traditions, it’s about showing kindness…
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Is Failure a Part of Progress
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How Many Times Do I Have to Try? Hey Reader, At 59, I’ve found myself asking, “How many times do I have to try to get this right?” More often than I’d like to admit. It’s a question that constantly nags at me, maybe in the stillness of a late night when I’m trying to…
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De-fogging – An Encouragement
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“Keep pushing forward, even when the path is uncertain, for greatness awaits those who persist.” – Martin Luther King Jr., Speech at Dexter Avenue Baptist Church (1957) Faith in the Clearing When life feels clouded and sorrow, confusion, or weariness settle like fog over your spirit, remember this: God is not absent in the mist.…
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Stricken Souls – A Poem
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Grief is an unwelcome companion that has intertwined itself with my life. Four friends of mine have been taken far too soon: one at the hands of her partner, one suddenly without warning, one by the relentless grip of cancer, and another by the ravages of COVID. Each loss has carved a unique wound in…
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The Any Day Journal 7- Forgetfulness & Rue
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Forgetfulness & Rue Forgetfulness & Rue Writing short poems and haikus has become part of my way of capturing the beauty and complexity of life in just a few words. It’s a fun and expressive outlet that I hope will resonate with you. Whether you’re here for a quick read, a moment of reflection, or…
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One Word Poem-TERRORISM
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Terrorism is a significant threat to peace and security, prosperity and people. – Ban Ki-moon The poem Terrorism emerged while I was enrolled in a creative writing course at college titled Thinking Outside the Box. The course challenged conventional approaches to writing and encouraged us to explore uncharted territories of imagination and expression. The idea…
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The Any Day Journal 4- A Choreography of Rest
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Just Rest Just Rest When my soul is weighed with despair,I rest gently on my Saviour’s breast.Lying my head and finding comfort there. For in His arms, I find sweet rest.When weariness grips my every bone, I know His love will lead me home.God will never let me stray.No matter how far I choose to runHis…
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Fort Langley-British Columbia
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In 2016, I enjoyed visiting Fort Langley, a charming and picturesque town in British Columbia. Strolling through its quaint streets, I was captivated by the vibrant trees and colourful flowers that greeted me at every turn. The town’s small boutiques, brimming with artsy treasures, and the cheerful smiles of friendly locals made the experience even…
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Thank You :)
“O give thanks unto the LORD, for He is good: for his mercy endureth for ever.” — Psalm 107:1 (KJV) Since you are here, thank you for visiting, reading, and subscribing. I am a work in progress: a healing and deliverance process. I pray that your keenness discovers that I write from mishaps, pain, trauma,…
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Nature vs. Nurture
I choose not to engage in a deep psychological debate about this daily prompt. Here is my forgotten thought from the other day. I think we start out as products of our environment; who we are at first is just how we were presented to the world, shaped by our culture, ethnicity, religion, and early…
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The Gallery Overhead
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Today, when I looked outside, the sky and the sun were entirely hidden. Instead, smoke drifting from the massive wildfires burning in northern Canada has painted the horizon in eerie yellow strokes, leaving behind a heavy, hazy gloom. The horizon changes so drastically on days like today. These are the moments that remind me why…
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A Lioness
If you had to be an animal for a week, which one would you be and why? If I could step into the paws of a lioness for just one week, I would trade my daily routine for the sun-drenched savanna in a heartbeat. At this stage in my life, I deeply connect with her…
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Living Tech
A piece of technology I’m convinced we’ll have in 20 years: true adaptive personal AI companions, not just chat systems, but fully integrated, context‑aware assistants that move with you through your day like a second nervous system. We’ll have AI that can perceive the environment, anticipate our needs, and collaborate with us across every device;…
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God’s Justice
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A Reflection July 14, 2026 To be completely honest with you, I’m writing these words down today because my heart just feels incredibly heavy. I was sitting, catching up on the news, when it became too much to process. It is just so devastating to look at our world right now and witness so much…
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Let’s Make a Smoothie
Inspired by all the mouth-watering smoothies on social media and in my kitchen. Just a passing thought: when was the last time you blended your favourite smoothie or drink, kicked back and relaxed? The lighter side of life often shows up in small, refreshing moments, those easy pauses where the day softens, and joy feels…
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Repost-A Gem
This short post reminds me of the old ‘sermons’ clippings from the back of the community newsletter. A Timeless Reminder: How to S.T.O.P. Sometimes the best guidance is the simplest. Here is a quick roadmap for aligning our choices with a higher purpose: S.T.O.P. SURRENDER: OUR WILL AND DESIRES TRUST: GOD COMPLETELY OBEY: WITHOUT HESITATION PRAY: WITH FAITH…
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Unforgiveness
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Unforgiveness is the intentional holding on to resentment, anger, or the desire for repayment toward someone who has caused harm. It is not simply the absence of forgiveness — it is a continued emotional attachment to the offence,where the hurt remains active in the mind, body, and spirit.Psychologist Everett L. Worthington Jr., one of the…
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To Use AI or Not To Use AI: That is the question
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Credit image: Gemini I am a writer and creator navigating the evolving landscape of modern communication. I believe that powerful storytelling relies on a balance of human intuition and innovative tools. In my work, I embrace a transparent, high-craft workflow, leveraging artificial intelligence to refine structure and sharpen clarity, while ensuring the core insights, unique…
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The Silent Intercessor
Have you ever found yourself completely caught off guard by a conversation you weren’t meant to hear? While riding the bus the other day, I accidentally overheard two teenage girls. What began as a casual exchange quickly turned heartbreaking, slipping into the familiar, painful language of youthful insecurity and self-doubt. In that quiet moment, protective…
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