Most things, like raw meat & milk, have an expiration date.
There's no expiration date on trauma or major loss.
People who haven't experienced it CAN'T understand. They say "Just get over it!"
With trauma & grief, you get THROUGH it, not OVER it.
Everyone learns this someday.
3+ years of writing, 3 ½ years of recording, 3 different studios, 169 episodes, 300,000 words. Thus ends the podcast "15 Minutes On The Way, a (Relatively) Brief Summary of and Relational Commentary on The Owner's Manual." Any good is by the Lord's hand.
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The 15 Minutes On The Way Podcast is back up and dropping fresh episodes. Since you haven't been listening, start at the beginning and work your way current. We'll keep things ready in the meantime. https://t.co/QEKlQlbszh
Today would have been my Mom's 82nd birthday. Here's a video that remembers and honors her. It starts silent but then all kinds of music kicks in. https://t.co/ts02rIvt0d
💜Today is our anniversary💜
💜Yesterday was his birthday💜
Aortic Dissection Awareness Week is hitting pretty hard this year. Keep your family safe. Research your Family Aortic Health History. Share w/your doctor.
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2 ways of looking at life, & death:
1) Life as lottery–Lady Luck pulls the strings until the Grim Reaper draws the curtain & Father Time’s hourglass runs out of sand.
2) Life as pilgrimage–Good Shepherd leads The Way until the Suppertime bell & Jesus calls us home.
Give me Jesus
One sure thing is that sometimes God allows our life’s path to take tremendous detours so that He can be glorified and we can be equipped to minister to others. - Aaron Sharp in I Didn’t Sign Up for This