Today's Readings and Stuff -- Monday, 03 August 2020

We're into a new week and a new month.  That's OK I guess.  Means we're closer to Autumn than I like, but that's what it is.  (I only like the months it short names, but this year, we had that abomination of snow well into May, so that took some of the joy from it).

Wife is sick.  Again.  Was all weekend.  Called the doctor first thing this morning, best they could do is a "tele-medicine", not even an "e-visit", for late this afternoon.  Probably yet another sinus/upper respiratory infection, aggravated by the asthma she's suffered since birth.  We'll see.  Complication is that she was scheduled for visits to two specialists this week: pulmonologist Wednday morning, rheumatologist- an hour's drive from here - on Thursday.  Under the circumstances, had to cancel/reschedule both.  The pulmonologist appointment was one she was supposed to have back in March, but had been delayed due to the Chinese flu Covid thing.  And sorely needed.

Not a great start to the week and month.

I was reading an article yesterday on the subject of prayer.  A very important matter, extremely so.  Author made mention of a hymn / spiritual song, one I've not sung in too many years, and now can't forget.  "There Is Room At The Cross".  Look it up.  Sing along.  This is one from the heart.

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Psalm 133

Esther 3, 4

"For Such A Time As This" is a song, a personal favorite, that goes with this.  A sermon or lesson or program all in itself, truly.

2nd Corinthians  5

We could do an awful lot of discussion on this passage.  And should, it's imprtant.