HOW GOD SPOKE TO ME TODAY. June 15–21, 2026

June 15, 2026

Easy as pie…
#1620 HOW GOD SPOKE TO ME TODAY
April 28, 2026 “The clos­er one approach­es to God, the sim­pler one becomes.” — St. Tere­sa of Avila
Remem­ber those WWJD (What Would Jesus Do) bracelets that were pop­u­lar about 15 years ago? That is how sim­ple it becomes — what­ev­er the sit­u­a­tion, when­ev­er a response is called for, for any choice I have to make. I begin with that ques­tion. It real­ly sim­pli­fies any ambiva­lence that might arise.

June 16, 2026

Golf Tues­day, an epiphany…
#1621 HOW GOD SPOKE TO ME TODAY
June 4, 2026 When two peo­ple feel the pres­ence of God at the same moment, it is quite pow­er­ful. A young man came over to the fence look­ing for his golf ball. He asked me what I was writ­ing about and I told him God. He looked around at the beau­ti­ful sur­round­ings and said, “Yeah, I get that.” “Peo­ple make Him so small,” I told Him, “and He is real­ly so big.” He nod­ded thought­ful­ly. “I need to remem­ber that. Thank you.” He looked back at me as he was get­ting into his golf cart and our eyes met and we con­nect­ed. It was a pro­found moment.
June 17, 2026
“Thou thy world­ly task hast done…” –Shake­speare
#1622 HOW GOD SPOKE TO ME TODAY
May 20, 2026 My all-time favorite prin­ci­pal retired for six months and then he had to look for anoth­er job — he said he ran out of things to do. I don’t think that would ever hap­pen to me — part­ly because I still stay pret­ty active, but also because I am quite con­tent liv­ing a con­tem­pla­tive life. I attribute that more to God than laziness.
“Be still and know that I am God.” (Psalm 46:10)

June 18, 2026

How God speaks to me: an explanation
#1623 HOW GOD SPOKE TO ME TODAY
June 8, 2026 First off, I start the day with two faith­facts ( — n. — arti­cles of faith that are absolute­ly true to the indi­vid­ual): 1) God has a total­ly benef­i­cent atti­tude toward me; 2) Jesus Christ is with me every moment to guide the way. My day becomes a search for cor­rob­o­rat­ing evidence.
June 19, 2026
How God speaks to me, pt. II: an example
#1624 HOW GOD SPOKE TO ME TODAY
June 9, 2026 I had to walk to my 3 pm phys­i­cal ther­a­py appoint­ment (K need­ed our car). It’s about 3/4 of a mile, and it was 94 degrees, and my back ached (I had played golf ear­li­er). The ses­sion was­n’t too stren­u­ous (my PT went easy on me.). But now I had to walk home and it was even hot­ter. I was cal­cu­lat­ing the dis­tance from shade tree to shade tree, curs­ing myself for for­get­ting my cell phone so I could­n’t call Karen. Then some ran­dom cloud cov­er moved in — a gen­tle breeze picked up. It last­ed until I was about 100 yards from my house. I know there are mete­o­ro­log­i­cal rea­sons for the clouds and the wind, but I heard Him speak to me.
June 20, 2026
Con­tin­u­ing how God speaks to me (pt. III — quite ver­bose for God)
#1625 HOW GOD SPOKE TO ME TODAY
June 10, 2026 God spoke to me right after the Spurs super-deflat­ing loss to the Knicks in game 4. This is a trans­la­tion, but I got the mes­sage: First off, this is a bas­ket­ball game. Relax. You love bas­ket­ball. Real­ize that all the dejec­tion that you and your friends and every San Anto­nio fan feels is equal­ly matched, no, over­whelmed, by the joy that is flow­ing through the streets of NYC right now. It’s a big city — they can use that. Final­ly, do not lose heart. This team that you love has shown itself capa­ble of majes­tic highs and unfath­omable lows through­out this mag­i­cal sea­son. You can­not pre­sume to know the best uni­ver­sal result. Sit back and enjoy the ride.
June 21, 2026
Near the top of Fam­i­ly Sun­days — Hap­py Father’s Day!
#1626 HOW GOD SPOKE TO ME TODAY
June 21, 2026 One of the things I’ve always loved about Father’s Day is it’s the last day of the U.S. Open, one of my favorite golf tour­na­ments. Ho hum. Today Zack and I played our first rounds with Har­lie and Elliotte (9 holes). Now that was a blast! (Still don’t know who won the Open)
I thank You, my heav­en­ly Father, for giv­ing me the priv­i­lege of being a father. And I thank You for giv­ing my six grand­daugh­ters such wise and kind and lov­ing fathers to guide them in the way they should go.

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