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08/08/2026

Verse four of five verses and day four of my posts.

This verse of “Sister, Let me be Your Servant” reminds us we have all been through great times and awful times, but all we need to do is take it all to God to find peace.

“When we sing to God in heaven,
we shall find such harmony;
born of all we’ve known together,
of great love and agony.”

08/06/2026

Verse three of six verses, The Servant Song.

This verse of “Sister, Let me be Your Servant” is a lesson in several things, all verbs in my mind. They require action on our part; these aren’t done passively. Feeling. Empathy. Listening. Awareness. And this verse teaches us that we do these things with and for others until the VERY end, no matter what comes.

“I will weep when you are weeping,
When you laugh I’ll laugh with you;
I will share your joy and sorrow,
‘till we’ve seen this journey through.”

08/06/2026

Second of six verses Servant Song

The second verse of “Sister, Let me be Your Servant” reminds us we are all on some form of the same journey and that we are made in God’s image to help each other along the path. It reminds us that it isn’t the destination that matters: It’s the journey.

“We are pilgrims on a journey,
Fellow travelers on the road;
We are here to help each other
Walk the mile and bear the load.”

08/06/2026

A friend of mine posted his explanation of this song that we as Catholics call the Servant Song. I hope you enjoy it as much as I did. BTW, he is a trial attorney and has quite a way with words!
One post each day for each verse:

We sang “Sister, Let me be Your Servant” in church on Sunday as our parting hymn. Such timely, important verses to live by, so I’ll share one verse at a time here each day this week. May we all strive to live by these verses every day. From our Chalice hymnal:

Verse 1: “Sister, let me be your servant,
let me be as Christ to you;
pray that I may have the grace
to let you be my servant, too.”

05/27/2026

I started following this beautiful page and it is truly inspiring. If you read it make sure to go into the comments to see the daily prayer. I didn’t find it until today!

How Great is Our God.

(Published April 22nd 2026)

Since the Artemis 2 space mission the other week, I've bought my four-year-old a space book.

Big pages, full of photographs and he is completely obsessed with it.

We read it most nights before bed. Galaxies. Nebulas. Stars so far away that the light reaching us left before humans existed.

He points at the pictures and asks questions I can't always answer. I try anyway.

But what gets me every time isn't the facts, though the facts are staggering. It's the images.

A nebula that looks like a pillar of fire stretching across light-years.

A galaxy with 200 billion stars, and that's just one galaxy among hundreds of billions of others.

I stare at those photos, and my sense of scale collapses. The thing I was worried about an hour ago suddenly feels very small.

And then I realize that God made all this. Not just the Earth, not just our solar system. All of it. The pillars and the galaxies and the empty distances between them that take light thousands of years to cross.

He spoke it into existence, knows every part of it, and holds it all together.

"The heavens declare the glory of God. The expanse shows His handiwork." - Psalm 19:1

The heavens aren't just decorative. They're saying something. Every nebula, every galaxy, every impossibly vast stretch of space is a statement about who God is.

And this is the same God who knows your name. Who hears your prayers. Who calls you His.

Nothing you're carrying today is too big for Him.

How great is our God.

P.S. I write these devotionals every weekday and email them out along with a prayer and journaling prompts. You can sign up to receive them free through the link in the comments.

12/12/2025

It was a wonderful Holiday Social yesterday ! Beautiful decorations, delicious food and most importantly our ability for have fun with the greatest group of women on the planet.

12/08/2025

Enjoy!

05/09/2025

Another season of Wings came to a close today! What a wonderful group of women! Everyone have a beautiful Mother’s Day weekend.

12/24/2023

Merry Christmas Eve! Enjoy this story.

He left Heaven for us.

It’s easy to forget that part.

Sometimes we mistakenly believe Jesus “began” the day of His conception or birth.

No, Jesus was with God from the beginning.

This is significant for a million reasons, but one thing we often overlook is the sacrifice He made coming to earth.

For us.

Jesus was in Heaven. He was in perfect harmony. A place where suffering and sadness doesn’t exist. A place where He rightfully belonged.

The most stunning place, that even the most beautiful parts of earth couldn’t come close to comparing to.

He was in Heaven. Perfect Heaven.

And then He left Heaven for us.

He left the greatest place to come to this broken, deprived and dark earth.

For us.

He chose to leave Heaven, and come here as an innocent baby.

To grow into a man who would suffer the greatest suffering of all time.

He chose us, along with the most horrific humiliation and torture one could endure, rather than staying in Heaven.

Because He loved us so much.

Because He wanted to give us a chance to experience Heaven, too.

It’s easy to overlook. It’s easy to forget.

But we shouldn’t.

Because each day we fall short, and each time we miss the mark, we can remember the baby in Bethlehem who changed everything.

We can remember the God who ever so humbly became a human so that we could be saved, which we could never do on our own.

We need to remember He chose to leave Heaven, knowing full well how rough it would be.

For us.

~Kelli Bachara, The Unraveling Blog