On Valentine’s Day, to express love and affection, people give flowers to those who are special in their life. And yet, why would a person do this? Flowers wilt and die quickly. How does this express love?
Drivers have trouble at times when it snows. A person who is blind who walks with a cane, may also have trouble walking when it snows. Today’s podcast shares how such a situation helps reveal the meaning of the word epiphany.
This past week, a new person became president. It was a transition of power. The United States government continues with a different leader. Spiritually, however its not the same story.
Having been deaf and blind, Helen Keller faced many challenges and obstacles in life. She not only overcame them but had deep insight about life. We look at a few items Keller wrote.
In the fall, after the leaves turn color, they fall off the tree and the colors fade. They are swept up and disposed of or the wind blows them away. Is this a picture of life?
The invention of the phone made it possible for people to communicate with others who were separated by distances. Many types of phones preceded the phone that today, we carry in our pocket. Today’s podcast looks at this and how we communicate with God.
Most everyone appreciates a gift or special moment. What if life seemingly has no gift or special moments? Are you unappreciative? How might a person appreciate life when it’s the same old thing, day after day ?
Copyright, Dave Andrus 2020
10 min
About You're not alone!
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I'm Pastor Dave. I've been blind for most of my life. Let me say, you do not need to see physically to see God. Faith sees God. Each episode I share my Reflections on God's word.