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Five daily blogs about life's 5 big choices on five different sites.
Just Mercy.
A new show.
Or…
A request, just give us Mercy.
A hope, that Mercy is just to all.
Additional backstory on the movie is here.
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Thank you Good Samaritan.
Apple’s iPhone has a setting so when you dial 911 you can send an automated SOS emergency alert to whomever you set up as your emergency contact(s).
As i was riding an hour to the gym, i somehow dialed 911. Assured the operator it was an error.
Instantaneously…
Cheryl, Chapin, and my Sister Lori all received SOS alerts, and then they immediately tried calling and texting.
Somehow, i also simultaneously rendered the phone inoperable by accidentally configuring VoiceOver.
Several minutes from the closest business, my Allergist, i planned to use their phone to call Cheryl, not realizing they didn’t open for 20 more minutes – far too long to leave someone hanging knowing i may have been hit by a car.
Josh was jogging but waiting for the traffic light to change.
He wasn’t in a hurry and he saved the day.
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If you’ve never experienced Grace and Mercy, it won’t make sense to you until you experience it first hand. It probably will take multiple times for you to experience and comprehend it’s consistency. Grace and Mercy never fail in restoring a troubled soul.
Dear Son, i hope yesterday’s experience (completing your first half-mile run) adds the one experience that helps you reach your tipping point – that you are now convinced, from enough personal experience.
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On April Fool’s Day 2009, jeff noel began writing five daily, differently-themed blogs (on five different sites). It was to be a 100-day self-imposed “writer’s bootcamp”, in preparation for writing his first book. He hasn’t missed a single day since.
This website is about our spiritual health. To leave this site to read today’s post on jeff’s career health website, click here.
It would be good to distinguish the difference (and importance) between:
And to discern between those two paths in our life.
They both seem inseparable. But are they?
Can we be committed to things that are not our greatest responsibilities?
We may not be committed to them personally, for example, but they are indeed a great responsibility.
And great responsibilities demand excellent long-term commitment.
Mercy or sacrifice?
Mercy versus sacrifice?
What does this mean?
“i desire Mercy, not sacrifice…”
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