The busier I am, mentally and physically, the more difficult it is to “Stop.” I think it was Isaac Newton in the first law of Physics who said that a body in motion tends to stay

I started my Sabbath late, again. I was making tweaks to portion of Sermon on the Mount series and lost track of time.

Since January 2nd I’ve had congestion, coughing, and lethargy. It’s been over a week now and while it’s better

After nearly two weeks I’m not physically back 100% yet, but close. I still feel more tired.

Again, lots on my mind of tasks to do that I didn’t complete before sabbath. There were many things that I could have easily engaged in during my sabbath...

I've been feeling a bit down this week, and I think it stems from realizing – yet again-- that I can't control the outcomes of so many things I'm involved in. No surprise there.

Guilt. As I sit, enjoying the morning sunrise and the gentle sounds of the stream and birds, a pang of guilt creeps in. I know that Tammi.

This week, I wrestled with the urge to rush projects and outcomes. Even as I felt that resistance.

This week, I found it harder to practice solitude. Typically, solitude for me means spending about 15 minutes in quiet