What do I mean to ponder on words?
That is a very good question. Since I have divided my site into three main categories, and words is number three, I want to describe what will be included in this section.
Of course, what are the main components in each of my categories? WORDS! So what will make this section different from the other two? In each post of the first two, the entries will probably be shorter. The main part of each entry, (scripture and quote) will obviously be written by someone else. I might make a small comment as to why I included that particular item on its theme. Yet the main reflection is for the reader to ponder.
Now in the WORD section, posts will be longer and will reflect my personal writings. I give myself permission to take themes opened in the SCRIPTURE and or QUOTE sections and then focus in the writing on how I have been affected.
Words to ponder from the past.
I am not a new online writer, yet it has been a long time since I felt permission to dare to share on a blog site again. As I read over the post from earlier sites, I wondered if bringing ones back would benefit new and past readers to receive a blessing. These carry themes of forgiveness, being seen and comparison. Definitely words to ponder.
Annotation 19 (a quoted description -”retreat in daily life”) was a nine month deep intimate walk with Jesus, allowing me space for creative works of prose and poetry. There may be times when gems from this journey will be shared with you. They will come out as words to ponder in your walk with Jesus. Is He reaching His hand out to you to pause and consider something?
Why ponder on words?
Words can build or destroy. Words can be used to make and to break. I have seen and experienced both sides of this coin. I wish to share words with you that will be on the building, making and creating side for your life. What is the art God sees for you to become?
Ponder upon words to build and create the art God sees in you.
