Good morning! May you choose to respond with joy on whatever circumstance you find yourself in today. #MorningMug #Discipline2025
Good morning! May you choose to respond with joy on whatever circumstance you find yourself in today. #MorningMug #Discipline2025
Over the years I have given out a lot of nicknames. Why? I don’t know. Nicknames for me are a term of endearment. When I give you a nickname it’s because I like you and you mean something to me.
When two people are in love they often give one another pet names. You know, things like “honey,” “sweetie,” “darling,” and the list goes on. When they get mad at one another they use their “real” names.
Speaking of getting mad, growing up I knew that I was in trouble when my mom used my full name. If your mom drops all three names, that’s when you try to find a place to hide, because it is not about to go well for you.
Another timely thought from Dietrich Bonhoeffer in response to the 1933 “Aryan Paragraph.”
Currently reading: The Bonhoeffer Reader by Michael P. DeJonge 📚
#Wordle 1,328 4/6*
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The #OldGal scored a 3. She’s back on track…
Good morning! May you notice the small joys all around you today. #MorningMug #Discipline2025
Here’s the second of the theses that Bonhoeffer penned to challenge the Aryan Paragraph in 1933. Again, it reads as very timely for our moment in history.
Currently reading: The Bonhoeffer Reader by Michael P. DeJonge 📚




#Wordle 1,327 4/6*
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The #OldGal scored a 5 today. Victory is ours. Perhaps diminishing returns on grandson babysitting?
Good morning! May you notice the mercy that is new every morning. #Discipline2025 #MorningMug
Dietrich Bonhoeffer composed a number of talking points to refute what was known as the “Aryan Paragraph” in September of 1933. The paragraph excluded non-Aryans from civil service which was beginning to be adopted by German churches.
Currently reading: The Bonhoeffer Reader by Michael P. DeJonge 📚
How do you know who someone is? I don’t mean who they say they are, but who they really are? How do you determine it?
I think we do so by watching the way a person acts. As my friend, Todd, likes to say, “acta non verba (actions not words).”
Read the rest: Jesus in Conversation - The Two Disciples
How do you know who someone is? I don’t mean who they say they are, but who they really are? How do you determine it?
I think we do so by watching the way a person acts. As my friend, Todd, likes to say, “acta non verba (actions not words).”
Hey @Mtt, werid thing happening on danielmrose.com, if I try to customize Sumo or Bayou, they only show one item in a category. I’m quite confident it is user error. But, I can’t quite seem to figure out what I’m doing wrong.
Join us for an intentional conversation about, “forgiveness,” at the Tap Room in Ypsilanti, MI.
Is forgiveness necessary for us to thrive? Are there people that unforgiveable? Is there good in carrying grudges?
We will start with these questions and see where the conversation takes us!
There are four rules…
- Everyone respects one another.
- Everyone talks.
- There has to be a moderator.
- We end at 9 pm.
#Wordle 1,326 4/6*
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The #OldGal also scored a 4 today. Perhaps a #YoungPup will post a 3!
Good morning! May you love well today. #Discipline2025 #MorningMug