March 2, 2018
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“Peace!  Be Still!” Then the wind ceased, and there was calm.  Mark 4:39

Jesus calmed the seas for the disciples, but also admonished them for being frightened when they should have had faith of His protection during the storm.  There are times in my life when I wish the storms of life would suddenly cease and calm would fall over everything.  I have come to recognize that when I am troubled, this is a time to double down in prayer.  I need to make extra time to sit with the Lord and ask Him to renew and strengthen my faith.  Up to this point, no problems have been instantly resolved during prayer, but I have gained clarity and fortitude to endure the trials.  I invite you this Lent, to notice what troubles you and offer these fears and burdens to the Lord.  Be Still and notice the Sacred.
(c) 2018 Kristin Buehler
Spiritual Director

About The Author:

My simple life… is not simple at all. Yet it is so simple when I let God lead me. I have been married to Greg for 27 years and we have three wonderful children. My simple life is not simple at all. Yet it is so simple when I let God take control. I followed God’s call to begin seminary at Perkins School of Theology in January 2006. I graduated in May 2011. My life is not simple at all. Yet it is so simple when I listen for God’s call. I began the Degree in the Art of Spiritual Direction at San Francisco Theological Seminary in January 2009. I graduated in May 2011. My life is not simple at all. Yet it is so simple when I listen for God's call. I was ordained in the Presbyterian Church USA and spent three amazing years in Pastoral Ministry at Highland Springs Senior Living in Dallas, TX. My life is not simple at all. Yet it is so simple when I listen for God's call. My passion is the Christian Spiritual Life. As a spiritual director and retreat leader, I am so blessed to hear how God is at work in the world. How is God at work in your life?

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