Daily Dose of Sonshine
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Anyone with children has heard themselves say countless times, “Can’t you just be still?” There are times when we just want our children to be quiet and still. Rather than race around their room playing with every toy, we wonder why they can’t just sit quietly and read a book.
We really are not too much different from our children. We pack our day with a myriad of things. From work to grocery shopping to after-school activities with our children, we stay on the go until we are too exhausted to do more and collapse into bed. We don’t take time to sit and be still.
Psalm 46:10a says, “Be still and know that I am God.” It is very difficult for us to do this if we constantly are going here, there and everywhere. As Christians, we need to make it a point daily to sit quietly, read God’s word and listen for His still small voice. Our heavenly Father is looking at you today and asking, “Can you just be still?”
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Do you always seem to wake up on the wrong side of the bed? Do your days start off bad and go downhill from there? Daily Dose of Sonshine can help focus your day on the Lord from the time you wake up, to help your day get started on the right foot. Daily Dose of Sonshine will give you a practical, everyday truth coupled with Scripture to help you start your day right.
About the Author
Chris Siegel is a copy editor for a daily newspaper in North Carolina. Chris has worked in all areas of the media industry, including writing copy for a radio production company that produced programming heard nationwide, television production, and public relations for both college and professional athletic teams.
It was a stint on a church staff and the encouragement of a co-worker that moved Chris to begin to journal in the form of daily devotionals on how God was working in his life. Those insights helped Chris deal with some difficult times and served as teaching moments for both himself and others with whom he has shared them.
Chris, a graduate of East Carolina University and a Pennsylvania native, lives in North Carolina with his family. They enjoy spending time at the beach and traveling.