Author Archives: David Lee Moser

Wednesday, March 6   24 Hours a Day Meditation for the Day I must work for God, with God, and through God’s help. By helping to bring about a true fellowship of human beings, I am working for God. I am also working with God because this is the way God works, and He isContinue reading “Daily Readings for Wednesday, March 6”

Tomorrow will mark the last day on social media for a good long while. I’ve decided to take a hiatus from all social media over the season of Lent.  I’ll most likely be making a return on April 21st, Easter Sunday. I have become aware that, just speaking for myself, social media has made meContinue reading “One Last Day…for a while”

I’m one of those people who has a tendency to leave his household computer turned on all of the time.  I guess I think it takes too long to reboot every day, so I just leave it running.  I’m reminded by my daughter, who is a technology facilitator, that it’s a really good idea toContinue reading “Remembering to Restart…”

  One of the things I’ll be doing during my social media sabbatical is meaningful meditation.  My intention for each of the forty-four days is to include these audio meditations during the time I’d normally be cruising social media.  The first of these is available on the link below: Encounter Meditation – “Actual results mayContinue reading “Mindful Meditation – Encounter”

24 Hours a Day and Language of Letting Go link.  Click on the link below and it will take you to the website for both readings.  There is a menu to the left under the heading “FROM THE BOOK” and the links to both readings are listed.  Click on the one you’d like to read.Continue reading “Links for “24 Hours a Day” and “Language of Letting Go” – Clickable link”

The Lenten season is upon us again and unlike last year, I’m going to “do without” some part of my life for the forty-four day period.  This year, Lent begins on March 6th and ends on April 18th.  After much deliberation, I’ve decided to take a leave from social media for the forty-four day period.Continue reading “Lenten Sabbatical”

“The Lord has His way in the whirlwind and the storm.” – Nehemiah 1:3 I recollect, when a lad, and while attending a classical institute in the vicinity of Mt. Pleasant, sitting on an elevation of that mountain, and watching a storm as it came up in the valley.  The heavens were filled with blackness,Continue reading ““A Blessing is in the Storm””

On June 14th of 2010,  I officially retired from the teaching profession.  At that point, I didn’t really have any concrete ideas on what retirement would hold.  I contemplated several different avenues, even including the possibility of working at a funeral home.  (I’d totally forgotten about that one.) But the path of the past eightContinue reading “To everything, there is a season…”

In the first part of my writing, I described a situation where something that had been long-lasting has reached its end.  I would be remiss if I didn’t also mention that there are other new avenues that are opening at the same time. This past winter, a good friend sent me an ad that saidContinue reading “To everything there is a season – Part Two”