Blog Archive: K Reynolds
The following blogs, if any, are all of the blogs published by K Reynolds @kreynolds
I squirmed uncomfortably. I knew I did it. I knew I was wrong to have done it yet I did not want to acknowledge that I was wrong. I wanted to squish down that uneasy feeling that all was not well between me and God. I mean, was I really wrong? My... read more
275 words · ~1 minute to read · published Jun 13, 2013
Oh dear! Oh dear! I shall be too late! The White Rabbit in Alice In Wonderland by Lewis Carroll My dad was always on time, except when he was waiting for my mom. He used to say that my mom would be late to her on funeral and after waiting on my mom... read more
396 words · ~1 minute to read · published Jun 13, 2013
The woman was getting very frustrated. She was running late and needed to get on the road for she had a long drive ahead of her. What had started out as a very simple order was quickly becoming more complicated with every passing moment. How hard... read more
570 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Jun 12, 2013
Come further up, come further in! C.S. Lewis,The Last Battle As Christians we should not be content to settle in the lowlands, on the plains. When we get settled into our nice little cottage at the foot of the mountains, we get comfortable, we... read more
587 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Jun 12, 2013
He was a talented musician and composer who was pursuing a professional career in music. That changed however, when he felt the call of God upon his life to preach the gospel in 1879. That was eightyone years before I was born and yet the decisions... read more
713 words · ~3 minutes to read · published Jun 11, 2013
All the world's a stage, And all the men and women merely players: They have their exits and their entrances; And one man in his time plays many parts, William Shakespeare, As You Like It Saleeca was severely physically and mentally disabled. She... read more
543 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Jun 11, 2013
His oldest brother was angry. Why was his youngest brother still hanging around the camp? He needed to go home and get back to his sheep where he belonged! Undeterred, David continued to ask his question. Who is this pagan Philistine anyway, that he... read more
322 words · ~1 minute to read · published Jun 10, 2013
While we might not see it at the time, the experiences we encounter and the skills we obtain prepare us for the tasks God has for us in this life. Take Moses, for example. Moses was called by God to lead a massive group of people (two million people... read more
435 words · ~1 minute to read · published Jun 09, 2013
Earlier today I was musing about the differences between men and women. Okay, there are the very obvious ones but I am not talking about physical differences. i am talking about the differences in how we think and how we behave. Growing up in the... read more
681 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Jun 07, 2013
On the most painful night of my life back in the spring of 2008, I fled to CB in the middle of the night and cried out in despair. I had been physically weakened by chemotherapy. My immune system was a wreck and I was at risk of not being able to... read more
402 words · ~1 minute to read · published Jun 07, 2013
In my blog entitled The Focus Of Your Hope, I wrote about how Saul and his family were now the focus of all Israel's hopes. I also pointed out that the Bible reveals to us a flaw in the character of Saul, false modesty. Now this might seem like a... read more
785 words · ~3 minutes to read · published Jun 06, 2013
Originally, the Nation of Israel was a theocracy meaning they were governed by God. While it is true they had leaders such as Moses, Joshua and later judges such as Gideon and Samuel, these leaders were chosen by God to lead the people as He directed.... read more
654 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Jun 05, 2013
I am not much of a gardener. I do best with hardy plants that can pretty much be ignored for long periods of time when I lose interest in them. My friend Kbird has a gift for gardening. When she moved to her new house in northern New Zealand a few... read more
387 words · ~1 minute to read · published Jun 03, 2013
In the first chapter of 1 Samuel, we read the account of Hannah the wife of Elkanah. The Bible tells us that Elkanah had two wives. His wife, Peninnah had sons and daughters but Hannah was barren. In addition to her grief over this, Peninnah would... read more
653 words · ~2 minutes to read · published Jun 03, 2013
Amongst all the various denominations and sects of Christianity, there are endless debates about how we should live. Some place emphasis on the Law. Others want to throw it out altogether. People debate about what day of the week we should gather... read more
411 words · ~1 minute to read · published Jun 01, 2013
Earlier this evening, I was pondering the words penned by Peter so long ago. In the first chapter of the Book of 1 Peter, he writes about the hope of eternal life. He writes: All praise to God, the Father of our Lord Jesus Christ. It is by his great... read more
865 words · ~3 minutes to read · published May 30, 2013
In the book, Of Whom the World was Not Worthy by Marie Chapian she tells of an event which made a deep impression on me as a young woman. Actually, it was only one of many in this book. My copy of this outofprint book has been read so much, it has... read more
487 words · ~2 minutes to read · published May 30, 2013
He entered the temple, keenly aware of the stir he was causing as he moved through the crowd. Most people stepped back deferentially although there were a few disgruntled stares. Everyone knew from his physical appearance who he was. He was a teacher... read more
866 words · ~3 minutes to read · published May 29, 2013
One of the things we are wired to do is "fix" things. When we know that someone is in trouble, we want to fix it. When we know that someone is experiencing a tragedy or loss, we search for words to say in order to make it better. The problem... read more
270 words · ~1 minute to read · published May 28, 2013
For some of us, this is often easier said than done. Some of you are like me. You race over to the Shepherd with your problem. You frantically bleat out what the trouble is. He assures that He will take care of you and that you are safe (even if you... read more
247 words · ~1 minute to read · published May 28, 2013
This morning, as I was reading a blog by asifbyfire, I was reminded of a blog I had written some time ago. Then immediately after writing my comment, I happened to notice a sponsored blog entitled Responding To Bow Or Burn Pressure written by... read more
613 words · ~2 minutes to read · published May 27, 2013
I received my first roses from my father. That's the way it should be. A girl should always receive her first roses from her father or if that is not possible, from her grandfather, a brother or an uncle for your first roses rather than from... read more
612 words · ~2 minutes to read · published May 27, 2013
Far too many times, we as Christians have ignored these words. Rather than meeting the world with the open hands of love and respect, we have met the world with clenched fists desiring either to subdue it or isolate ourselves from it. Jesus did not... read more
533 words · ~2 minutes to read · published May 26, 2013
God had blessed His people. He had delivered them from slavery. He had protected and provided for them in the desert place. He had safely brought them to the borders of the land He had promised them. He had delivered their enemies into their hand and... read more
927 words · ~4 minutes to read · published May 26, 2013
In the Book of Exodus, we have the account of the Israelites leaving Egypt and heading for the land which God had promised them. Sadly enough, with the exception of Joshua and Caleb, those who were over 20 years of age at the time would never live... read more
435 words · ~1 minute to read · published May 25, 2013
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