Daily Meditation for February 26, 2026
Early in this season of Lent, some words of Jesus to guide us on the journey toward Easter: In everything, do to others whatever you would have them do to […]
Entries by Emily Vranesh
Daily Meditation for February 25, 2026
Winter wears on, and our hearts get weary. When the snow is no longer fresh, soft or sparkly and the gray clouds cover the sun day after day, our souls […]
Pasture Prayers
It seems what we write is often predictably “nice.” We learn early not to share personal struggles and when our heart is breaking and someone says, “How are you today?” […]
Daily Meditation for February 24, 2026
The trunks and branches of maples, oaks, birches, and elms stand as stark architecture against the cloud-filled skies during this dormant time of winter. It can seem as if nothing […]
Daily Meditation for February 23, 2026
Expect each day to contain surprises! That is something of a risk-taking posture in the life of a Christian. Thinking about risk-taking recalls the picture of a young child on […]
Daily Meditation for February 20, 2026
In the long winter months, shorter day hours and longer dark hours are a negative issue for some people. Light may be a gift taken for granted until a time […]
Daily Meditation for February 19, 2026
Listening to someone is indeed a fine art. It demands one’s full attention … one’s two ears, two eyes, and one’s heart. It says to the one speaking that what […]
Daily Meditation for February 18, 2026
What time is it? We think and talk a lot about time. Time is important to us. We talk about spending time, taking time, using time, wasting time, saving time. […]
Daily Meditation for February 17, 2026
There is no doubt that there are lots of advantages to growing older. Think of yourself at your current age. Picture the experiences and challenges you faced in your life […]
Hunting for Olive Oil
Two hours had passed as I scrubbed, soaked, and scrubbed some more the sticky labels from the poetic looking olive oil jars standing near the window sill. Popping out the […]
