While On The Way Family Coaching

The world is coming at us so fast. Trying to figure out what I need to filter and what I need to hear is a challengeanyone else? Another challenge I am trying to keep is a focus on the Kingdom of God. Scripture tells us in Matthew 6:33 But seek first the kingdom of God and his righteousness, and all these things will be added to you. [ 452 more words ] https://viewfromthepassengerseat.wordpress.com//seek-firs/

Many nights, when I was young, I fell asleep hearing my Dad sing while my mom played piano or to him practicing his Accordion. My Dad has a low, rich, bass voice, which also equated to a loud, low, rich snore when he slept. Dad often traveled for work, and if I woke in the night and heard that snoring from across the hall, it was a comfort and a feeling of safety. [ 591 more words ] https://viewfromthepassengerseat.wordpress.com//his-eye-i/

We don’t like to talk about it. We avoid the topic. And unfortunately, when we bury it and do not deal with itit grows and is revealed in our speech and in our actions. Years ago, my husband and my youngest daughter were doing yard work together and she was struggling to get dandelions put out. Dave was helping and said, Weeds are like sin Lauren, if you don’t get them out by the roots, they will just grow back. While at the time Lauren rolled her eyes, because Dave is the consummate teacher and was always teaching something, I know that Lauren has never forgotten the truth in that little bit of teaching. [ 465 more words ] https://viewfromthepassengerseat.wordpress.com//sin-i-kno/

I have left a trail of tears through my house in the past few weeks. Being an extrovert, this time of social distancing would be difficult enough, but I am also processing a load of unforeseen loss at the same time. Deep heartache that has an end, I know, but precious losses leave their mark on your heart that will come up now and again, and I know that this season will be processed in layers as time goes by. [ 185 more words ] https://viewfromthepassengerseat.wordpress.com//trail-of-/

On Saturday, following the Crucifixion, it was silent. It was silent and the disciples were in hiding; hiding in fear. Would the soldiers come for them too? Would they be crucified for knowing Jesus too? In the waiting God was preparing them to see Him, but to see his resurrected body. Preparing them for the revival to come. For the evangelism of the world. [ 305 more words ] https://viewfromthepassengerseat.wordpress.com//in-the-wa/

In the shadow of your wings I will take refuge, till the storms of destruction pass by. Psalm 57:1b April 8-16 this year is the celebration of Passover and I am fascinated by it with the shelter at home thing we are doing right now. Covid-19 is marching across our country wreaking havoc in its wake and while we all have so many concerns, fears, frustration, I am choosing to look above the wake to attempt to see what God is doing among us. [ 298 more words ] https://viewfromthepassengerseat.wordpress.com///passover/