Blog Archive: K Reynolds
The following blogs, if any, are all of the blogs published by K Reynolds @kreynolds
When I was diagnosed with cancer I began to talk to other cancer survivors quite a bit. It was during that time that I began to first hear the phrase, "new normal". Cancer is a disease does not just affect you physically. It affects you... read more
504 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Apr 12, 2016
I was listening to a radio program today which was first broadcast a few weeks ago. The host, who is a Christian, was talking to a woman (who is also a Christian) about the impact the women's movement beginning in the 1960's has had on society... read more
598 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Apr 08, 2016
My husband opened the hood of the car and listened. He liked what he saw but the condition of the body caused him to hesitate even though we were desperate and the owner was only asking 300.00 for the vehicle. That was a great deal of money for us in... read more
601 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Apr 07, 2016
In the Book of Deuteronomy, Moses issues a stern warning to the people of Israel: "But watch out! Be careful never to forget what you yourself have seen. Do not let these memories escape from your mind as long as you live! And be sure to pass... read more
534 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Apr 05, 2016
A couple of summers ago, I joined a small group of women who met for a daily time of devotion and walking. Due to my physical condition I had to take a less rigorous trail than the other women in the group but they welcomed and even encouraged me to... read more
486 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Apr 03, 2016
I admit it, I tend to be a worrier. It wasn't always like this but the past few years have been years of turbulent, unexpected changes and that has made me a bit gunshy. They've also been years where physically and mentally I have become much... read more
447 words · ~1 minute to read · published Mar 31, 2016
In the spring of 1979, I was a freshman at the small Christian junior college where my husband and I met. Not following the usual route of most people who seem to have an immediate attraction for one another, for us it was definitely not love at first... read more
714 words · ~3 minutes to read · published Mar 28, 2016
I remember that Sunday morning when I fell at the feet of Jesus. I was but a young child but oh how I had felt that growing sense that something was wrong. I would hear about Jesus, sing songs about Jesus and even say little prayers but something was... read more
583 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Mar 27, 2016
I started a new 40day devotional this morning and one of the journal reflection questions was: Do you sense there are places Jesus might want to lead you where you would rather not go? Where? What is holding you back? It was that last part that... read more
445 words · ~1 minute to read · published Mar 25, 2016
Several times a year, my husband and I host a small group on finances which is offered through our church. Generally, these classes have 10 to 12 participants as our church has opted to offer several small classes in private homes rather than one... read more
833 words · ~3 minutes to read · published Mar 23, 2016
And you shall love the LORD your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your might. Deuteronomy 6:5 (Peshitta) When I read this scripture I realize this is not a suggestion, it is a command. In fact in Matthew 22:3738 Jesus says... read more
486 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Mar 22, 2016
I am currently reading a book that contains the testimonies of former Muslims who converted to Christianity. These people are often referred to as Muslim Background Believers or MBBs. As I read the story of one man, I was struck by something he said.... read more
502 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Mar 22, 2016
In his blog entitled Dandelions And Kings, Dan K mentions the fact that no two living things, whether plants or humans are identical. When I read that I was reminded of an incident that happened many years ago. When my son was almost three, I took a... read more
462 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Mar 21, 2016
"For the LORD your God is He who goes with you, to fight for you against your enemies, to save you." Deuteronomy 20:4 (NKJV) When you think about it, the world in which we live is really a dark and dangerous place. The reality of this is... read more
315 words · ~1 minute to read · published Mar 20, 2016
My husband and I are the type of people who tend to shove something into the most convenient corner to deal with or put away at a later date. Some of our kindred spirits are fortunate enough to be married to organized and meticulous people who... read more
757 words · ~3 minutes to read · published Mar 19, 2016
The travelers' faces were lined with dust, weariness and fear. Their wornout sandals and clothing indicated that they had been on a long journey. What could have brought them so far from home? Joshua and the men of Israel soon found out that... read more
496 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Mar 19, 2016
The Lord said to Moses, “Is the Lord's power limited? Now you shall see whether My word will come true for you or not.” Numbers 11:23 (NASB) The solution seemed impossible. Though the people had continually feasted upon the Bread of... read more
563 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Mar 14, 2016
Recently I got reacquainted with a friend whom I had not seen in more than 37 years. I got together with her once again this evening and she shared with me a very sad situation that involved her niece who I actually met when she was just a toddler. My... read more
407 words · ~1 minute to read · published Mar 11, 2016
God directed Moses to do a task in a dramatic and unmistakable manner. Quite frankly there are times when I have wished to receive direction in a similar manner. Then I remember that despite the method of delivery, like me, Moses was still uncertain,... read more
397 words · ~1 minute to read · published Mar 08, 2016
This morning, I found a notation in my Bible which I had jotted down a couple of years ago. As I read it, I decided I would share these five promises of God. Sin need not control us again. (Romans 8:911) We need not be afraid again (John 14:27) His... read more
472 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Mar 05, 2016
The mood in the room was very somber and quiet. Everything seemed to be moving in slow motion except for my thoughts and emotions. The thoughts were flying so fast that I could scarcely focus on one before it was replaced by another. As for my... read more
786 words · ~3 minutes to read · published Mar 02, 2016
All my life I have been interested in genealogy. While it seems as though some families take great pride in keeping careful records of their history, my family (on both sides of the tree) apparently lost theirs as they wandered about. Then when you... read more
615 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Feb 29, 2016
I hate waiting. Some people seem to deal with it rather well but not me. I am one of those people who have great difficulty hiding my impatience. Even at 50 plus years of age, I sigh, tap my foot, rock back and forth, pace, dance about, twist, turn,... read more
465 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Feb 23, 2016
For years she had clung to the promise of God but nothing seemed to have come of it. She seemed to have reached the end of the road. She had spent a lifetime in the desert, constantly uprooted her home and following the man she loved and even called... read more
528 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Feb 21, 2016
Jesus, Savior, pilot me Over life's tempestuous sea; Unknown waves before me roll, Hiding rock and treacherous shoal. Chart and compass come from Thee; Jesus, Savior, pilot me. Edward Hopper The way was dark and dangerous. Uncertainty lurked... read more
216 words · ~1 minute to read · published Feb 17, 2016
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