Hope Notes: 52 Meditations to Nudge Your WorldWestminster John Knox Press, 2004 M01 1 - 114 pages R. Wayne Willis, the author of the popularP. S. God, Can You Fly?, returns with this collection of fifty-two meditations on hope. Each of the entries includes a quote from a world-renown figure ranging from C. S. Lewis to Franklin D. Roosevelt, a graphic symbol of hope, and a meditation. Written out of the author's sincere passion for the gift of hope for us all, these extraordinary meditations are ideal for individual reflection. Each entry has been uniquely designed to encourage readers to record their own thoughts after each meditation. |
Contents
Section 1 | 1 |
Section 2 | 7 |
Section 3 | 11 |
Section 4 | 17 |
Section 5 | 43 |
Section 6 | 49 |
Section 7 | 62 |
Section 8 | 64 |
Section 9 | 68 |
Section 10 | 72 |
Section 11 | 88 |
Section 12 | 95 |
Section 13 | 113 |
Common terms and phrases
Albert Camus American Anne Sullivan asked baby become believe bereaved parents Buckminster Fuller called Camus Carl Jung century child choose Christmas church cocoon congealed Curly dark David Ben-Gurion death decided died ditch dream earth Ebenezer Scrooge Emily Dickinson empty space Enoch epitaph faith feel give Godot going Greek Guido guru hand heart Helen Keller hope-full hopelessness hospital human Jefferson Jesse Stuart Joseph Meister journey Kaboom keep hope alive Kentucky learned life's live looked lost Louisville Maya Angelou Miobi monster mule never night nurse ourselves person pickle jar pike prisoners pumpkin rats record your thoughts Reggie Richter Rodgers and Hammerstein rudder Rudy Sam's mother Samuel Beckett Schweitzer Scrooge shadowlands someone sometimes song soul stars stuck survive There's things told tombstone trim tab walk wanted wife Wishers words of praise York City Marathon