Author Archives: David Lee Moser

24 Hours a Day Meditation for the Day All is fundamentally well. That does not mean that all is well on the surface of things. But it does mean that God’s in His heaven and that He has a purpose for the world, which will eventually work out when enough human beings are willing toContinue reading “Daily Readings for Thursday, March 21st”

Lord give us a tender heart. Let us do loving things that surprise even ourselves. Let us top daily to talk to people who need a good word, Mend what is broken, and touch what needs to be loved. Make us more aware of the tiny surprises that are scattered like secrets all around us.Continue reading “Shared Reading: “Lord give us a tender heart”…”

Originally posted on David Lee:
A good number of people have asked why I seem to be so obsessed with the number twenty-three.  I’ll devote a few paragraphs here to give you the condensed version of why the prime number has become a big part of my life.  I don’t expect anyone to claim any…

Originally posted on David Lee:
I recently downloaded a Facebook app that allows you to see who has “unfriended” you and perhaps even blocked you in the process.  While some of them come as no big surprises, there have been several that come as a shock.  I understand that social media friendships are different from…

Another full week, my second while on a hiatus from social media, is done and although I’ve read I’m not supposed to pay a lot of attention to numbers, I’m a former math teacher, so it’s what I do. Views My blog had 247 views for its second week, down from 270 the first weekContinue reading “Second Week Stats”

Lots in the news the past several days about the attack in a New Zealand mosque where fifty people were senselessly gunned down. It appears that terrorist, who was one of several involved in the attack, has been apprehended. He used Facebook’s “FB Live” feature to broadcast the gruesome attack. The entire savage attack wasContinue reading “Social Media Responsibility???”

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24 Hours a Day Meditation for the Day Functioning on a material plane alone takes me away from God. I must also try to function on a spiritual plane. Functioning on a spiritual plane as well as on a material plane will make life what it should be. All material activities are valueless in themselvesContinue reading “Daily Readings for Wed., March 20th”