Blog Archive: K Reynolds
The following blogs, if any, are all of the blogs published by K Reynolds @kreynolds
About four years ago, the husband of a friend of mine was placed into a care facility due to the progression of Alzheimer's disease. Sometimes this disease progresses slowly and individuals can be cared for at home for a long period of time. Other... read more
825 words · ~3 minutes to read · published Nov 10, 2015
The following was not written by myself but by my husband, Dave Reynolds who is currently pursuing his Master of Divinity. Yom Kippur: The Day Of Atonement Then And Now By Dave Reynolds July 6, 2015 Jewish festivals and feasts, as outlined in the... read more
3493 words · ~15 minutes to read · published Nov 09, 2015
Whether we like it or not our physical image whether it be our looks, our clothing or even our actions, says a lot to the world. That image may not always be accurate and in fact often it is not. There have been many sad situations where looks are... read more
321 words · ~1 minute to read · published Nov 08, 2015
The Oxford Dictionary defines the term "friendly fire" as: weapon fire coming from one's own side, especially fire that causes accidental injury or death to one's own forces. In other words, rather than attacking the enemy, a soldier... read more
329 words · ~1 minute to read · published Nov 07, 2015
In The Confessions of Saint Augustine Book II, Augustine recounts an incident that happened when he was a teenager. He sneaks into a garden with some friends and steals some pears. He would later write that he had no need for the pears. He wasn't... read more
659 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Nov 06, 2015
I definitely needed a rug. We had moved into a new house with a white textured ceramic tile floor in the foyer which happened to have not one but two doors which lead to either an attached garage or outside. Somehow when we looked at the house, I had... read more
845 words · ~3 minutes to read · published Nov 06, 2015
A few weeks ago, I was watching a television program where hopeful entrepreneurs pitch their business andor product to potential investors. One of the products being pitched was a mirror that made the person who looked into it appear to be slimmer... read more
469 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Nov 05, 2015
When confronted by a house that could use some tenderloving care, some people are like me. We let out a groan, suddenly remember something else that must be done that very moment (and preferably doing it means we must go out the door), we head out... read more
878 words · ~3 minutes to read · published Nov 04, 2015
The thought which came to my mind as I was reading,watchmanjohn's blog this morning was that we must pursue God. While it is true that we can do nothing to earn our salvation, it is the gift of God, Jesus also tells us, Blessed are those who... read more
331 words · ~1 minute to read · published Oct 30, 2015
Colossians 3:1 tells us that we have been raised to new life with Christ. Paul further writes: ... you died when Christ died, and your real life is hidden with Christ in God. Colossians 3:3 (NLT) and then goes on to tell us that when Christ, who is... read more
565 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Oct 29, 2015
"Be careful, its slick out." Those were the last words my husband said to me before I drove off. His car was in the shop so we were carpooling that morning. I nodded as I slid into the driver's seat and headed off to school. The past few... read more
1222 words · ~5 minutes to read · published Oct 28, 2015
When my husband and I were dating, a friend of ours was assigned to pastor a tiny church in the mountains of East Tennessee which was about 45 minutes away from the college we were attending. Our friend asked us if we would be willing to help and he... read more
523 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Oct 27, 2015
The denomination I grew up in sprang up out of the Holiness movement in the southeastern United States just after the turn of the 20th century. Less than five years after its beginning, it began to be heavily influenced by the Pentecostal movement... read more
680 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Oct 26, 2015
I am not a chef. I am not even a particularly good cook. I am an "everyone is starving and needs something quick but not from the microwave and please no frozen dinners" sort of cook. I am not unlike thousands if not millions of my peers who... read more
671 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Oct 23, 2015
While reading a blog written by blessings2you entitled We Cannot Make People Blieve The Word of God, I was reminded of an incident that happened when I was very young. My family had gone up north and one day we stopped at a place where there was a... read more
464 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Oct 20, 2015
It is a common theme in fairy tales. The prince or sometimes even the princess falls in love with someone beneath them on the social ladder. They go through great peril to rescue their beloved and at the end of the story, they marry. As the story... read more
836 words · ~3 minutes to read · published Oct 20, 2015
Several times over the past week I have read the statement: "God will not give us more than we can handle." Is this true? Well, first of all you must know what this statement is based upon. A lot of people believe this to be a direct quote... read more
803 words · ~3 minutes to read · published Oct 19, 2015
This past weekend, I attended a women's conference. Building 429 performed during one of the sessions. One of the songs they did was "Where I Belong". Before singing the song, Jason Roy gave us a little background on the history of that... read more
280 words · ~1 minute to read · published Oct 18, 2015
In the fall of 2007, I began to experience strange episodes of dizziness. My primary doctor was not available at the time so I saw someone else who said I had an mild ear infection which was probably causing the problem. He prescribed some antibiotics... read more
1012 words · ~4 minutes to read · published Oct 15, 2015
For the past few years, I have been attending a Friday morning small group for women. Our study topic varies from semester to semester with some women dropping out or others rejoining according to their schedule but generally we have between 10 and 20... read more
435 words · ~1 minute to read · published Oct 15, 2015
... Suppose this black pit of a kingdom of yours is the only world. Well, it strikes me as a pretty poor one. And that's a funny thing, when you come to think of it. We're just babies making up a game, if you're right. But four babies... read more
644 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Oct 10, 2015
I climbed into the tow truck, shivering with cold and sighed. "I know it is about 10 miles but can you just take me home? I really don't think I can drive and I don't want someone to have to come out to get me in this weather."... read more
1306 words · ~5 minutes to read · published Oct 08, 2015
For the past few years, every fall and spring my husband and I have hosted a small group in our home which deals with handling your finances. We attended such a class ourselves back in 2011 when we were on the verge of a serious financial crisis and... read more
590 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Oct 01, 2015
It seems like a common message running through CB at the moment is to wait patiently on the Lord. Earlier this morning, after reading a post in a group I belong to here at CB, my eyes fell upon one of the sticky notes attached to my computer monitor.... read more
953 words · ~4 minutes to read · published Sep 29, 2015
A blog written by blessings2you entitled Taking That First Step reminded me of the first time I attempted to drive a car after suffering a ruptured brain aneurysm and stroke. I was terrified. I knew I was having trouble interpreting what I was... read more
454 words · ~1 minute to read · published Sep 27, 2015
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