Kim Vogel Sawyer

We are His creation

We are His creation

Humility is recognizing we aren’t “all that and a bag of chips.” It isn’t self-criticism but self-awareness. All of us have certain gifts and talents, and God expects us to use those gifts for HIS glory rather than our own. After all, He is our Creator. Why should the prairie…

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A glorious day

A glorious day

Are you a cloud-watcher? I can’t remember when a time when I wasn’t fascinated by clouds. I took this photo one evening when we were driving home from church. I couldn’t help being lost in the formation that seemed to form a frame for the tiny sliver of moon (look…

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Share the light

Share the light

The meaning of “making the most of the time” is kind of interesting. In the Greek, it refers to acts of commerce—actively buying up every available opportunity. “Time” points to suitable circumstances or opportunities. I don’t think I need to expound upon “because the days are evil.” We see evidence…

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Becoming wise

Becoming wise

Careful attention could be interpreted as “intentional diligence.” Living out our faith requires diligence because there are so many opinions and belief systems in the world. We’ve got to keep our ears and heart tuned to the Holy Spirit’s voice. If we proclaim Christianity, our lifestyle should reflect that we…

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Let Him shine!

Let Him shine!

To “participate” means to involve yourself or become an accomplice in an activity. “Works” are activities. God calls us to works of moral integrity and rightness; fruitless works are actions that don’t reflect God’s laws and character. When we see fruitless works performed, we have an obligation to expose those…

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Children of the light

Children of the light

Spiritually, darkness and light symbolize the only two realms in which we live. Whichever realm we occupy empowers our thinking and behavior. Darkness is synonymous with evil (separated from God either out of ignorance or rebellion). People who are separated from God aren’t IN darkness; they ARE darkness. Once we…

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Where we place our hope

Where we place our hope

The closing verses of Psalm 91 are God speaking to His beloved followers. The description, “lovingly devoted,” is so important. We all have those rainy day friends—the ones who come around when they need something but pretty much ignore us the rest of the time. We wouldn’t call them lovingly…

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