Tag Archives: Holy Spirit

God Calling / Draw Aside

Posted on May 16, 2018 by florencejoy

“Other times I sense that busyness & activity turn to drivenness & I lose my sense of ease & rest in the process: “the unforced rhythms of grace”, as The Message version so beautifully translates part of Matthew 11:20-30.

Sometimes our busyness & activity is actually avoidance.” Continue reading →

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Depression (Part 5) – Light for each step…

Posted on March 9, 2015 by florencejoy

It’s been a little while since I’ve written about how my journey is unfolding. I think that is, in part, due to those days that I have felt so sapped of energy that there has been little left to put … Continue reading →

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8 November 2014 – The little champion…

Posted on November 25, 2014 by florencejoy

Hello again, you troopers! The view from the 11th floor of Toby’s room at a central London hospital… Yesterday culminated in Toby & I heading to our local hospital A&E after all. Toby’s temperature had risen again, he was breathing … Continue reading →