Sometimes I will lay down, if just for a bit. Many times I will write in my journal what transpired during the day and how I’m feeling about it. Something that I used to do and need to get back to is taking a walk.
Author Archives: David Lee Moser
Atomic Habits by James Clear: Chapter Four Summary
Chapter Four Summary – The Man Who Didn’t Look Right
Daily Writing Prompt
For the past forty-plus days, I have stayed away from social media in observance of Lent. Today is supposed to be my first day back. When I’m posting, I share readings from devotionals that I read each day, funny puns I find, and pictures of my comings and goings each day. I also use itContinue reading “Daily Writing Prompt”
Atomic Habits by James Clear: Chapter Three Summary
Chapter Three Summary – How to Build Better Habits in Four Simple Steps
Easter Sunday Sermon Take-Aways
April 20, 2025 – Easter Service – First Presbyterian Church, Hickory N.C. Easter Sermon – “Finding Easter” – Rev. Dr. Richard Floyd “If we were to make the table the most sacred object of furniture in every home, in every church, in every community, our faith would quickly regain its power, and our world wouldContinue reading “Easter Sunday Sermon Take-Aways”
Daily Games for April 20th…
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Atomic Habits by James Clear: Chapter Two Summary
Chapter Two Summary – How Your Habits Shape Your Identity (and Vice Versa)
Daily Games for April 19th…
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Atomic Habits by James Clear: Chapter One Summary
Chapter One Summary – The Suprising Power of Atomic Habits
Gnostics and the Like…
A good portion of the reading I’ve done over the past several weeks has centered around the Gnostic world. It’s definitely different than a lot of what I’ve learned before, especially when it comes to religious teachings. It’s been particularly interesting to learn about the Gnostic gospels, most of which have been kept secret sinceContinue reading “Gnostics and the Like…”
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