Work Your Faith Daily

You may have never thought about stewarding your dream life, but encourage you to keep a pad, pen and nightlight at your bedside.  Jot down a little of your dream.  You can fill in the rest later.  Sometimes you can go back to sleep and finish the dream.   There can be many reasons for dreams, many types of dreams.  Troublesome worries, unfinished business of the day, indigestion, lack of health and unknown issues, pregnancy or change of hormones, poor ventilation in the ro

This is the last of five evaluations related to time. One of the first things new parents will hear about related to care for their baby is the value of a bedtime routine. The National Institute of Health describes benefits of a bedtime routine in young children along with studies published in Journal of Developmental and Behavioral Pediatrics confirming that “children who follow a consistent bedtime routine and fell asleep at the same time each night displayed better contro

By this time in our 21 days of 20/20 vision, we’ve covered nearly every aspect of life.  We’ve considered our work hours, travel time, household responsibilities, personal care, thoughts and words. Looking at our free time choices seems an invasion of privacy.  That is why these are questions only you can answer. “What free time?” most adults that I know would ask,  especially those who are  parenting. Parenting does not have time boundaries. Hobbies can develop into work. S

2/14/26 6am We should have burned it years ago, when it was just a pile of rusted springsm and burned out tree limbs. “It’s too close to the house.“  We don’t have a hose.”  “It’s too far from the water spigot”  “This is No Burning season.” “We didn’t get a permit.”   All excuses to burn the pile. Then the building project started.  “Pile it over there?” yelled the boy laden with scrap pieces, trudging toward the pile. And so, the pile accumulated oddball shapes and sizes