Post updated July 29, 2021 Occasionally I get asked where does the name selah reflections come from? To be honest… I’m not sure! The word selah has always intrigued me, and one day I researched its meaning. As my research continued, the word reflect or reflection often showed up, too. The name Selah Reflections stayed …
I’m starting a new blog post series, inspired by Emily at EmilyPFreeman.com. At the end of each season, she shares a list of things she learned from silly to sacred, and everything in between. I’ve enjoyed these posts and thought it might be fun review my summer and share here. Creating this list can help …
What a year of change this has been for many of the people I know. One of adjusting expectations, plans, and goals in many areas of life and I am no exception. My slow recovery from surgery back in February and trying to get back to “normal,” or at least what I think normal should …
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At the end of each year, it seems everyone is talking about making New Year’s resolutions, setting goals, and giving tips on how to make it all happen. Picking a word of the year should be different. It’s easy to get caught up in the excitement. So we start making plans and dreaming about what …
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It’s not uncommon to have seasons of life where we want to run away from home and find a nice quiet place to hermitize and escape from the “out of controllness” of life, the “unknowness,” and the frustration over the lack of clear direction. My family has heard me say more than once, “I’m ready …
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