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Spread Your Wings and Fly: A Notebook Paperback – July 6, 2022
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Lidnsey Gray
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Spread Your Wings and Fly, A Notebook - is just this. A notebook with 120 lined pages to fill with your words, goals, plans, and dreams. Take this notebook traveling, keep it on your desk at work or next to your bed to record your daily reflection. Enjoy your writing process.
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Independently published (July 6, 2022) Language
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120 pages Item Weight
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8.3 ounces Dimensions
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6 x 0.28 x 9 inches
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Time to leave your nest kiss your mom goodbye
It's time to show the world yourself and generate wealth
spread your wings and fly to the sky and the great beyond
fly to your destiny trust God and see the blessings
spread your wings and fly young man that's the phrase that God keep telling me
So I decide to conquer my fears close my eyes and jump toward the prize
Why does September feel so melancholy?
Today, I sat in my fishing buddy's small rowboat, drifting on the surface of the Walkill River, leaned back, and felt so content I nearly fell asleep. I opened my eyes, in awe of a gorgeous cotton candy-colored sky moving along like a painting. One tiny little detail I noticed: the sun was beginning to set.
An open letter to the place I call home on the 20th anniversary of living here.
We fail to see that Our home is a sinking ship, Vanishing slowly.
They failed to see that This place was a sinking ship Inevitably doomed.
For anyone living in the southeastern part of the United
States, you’ve probably heard your mother or grandmother stress the importance
of not wearing white after Labor Day at least once in your lifetime.
The Industrial Revolution of the 19th century sparked a growth in business and production for the United States. Factory and mill working began to overtake farming as more and more people moved out to the cities to find work.
Spread Your Wings and Fly Published by larrydavies on December 29, 2016
There is a parable about a wild goose shot down by a local hunter. Only wounded in one wing, the goose landed safely in a barnyard. The chickens were quite startled by this sudden visitor from the sky. After becoming more comfortable with the stranger, they began to ask about what had been seen but never experienced:
“It’s wonderful!” said the Goose, who told story after story of his flights. “It’s so beautiful to soar in the wild blue yonder! Why this barn looks only an inch high and all of you look like tiny specks from such a distance. First you fly high and then you glide and enjoy the astonishing scenery.”
The chickens were quite impressed by the goose and his stories. Later they asked him to tell more about his high-flying adventures. Soon, it became a weekly event for the goose to entertain all the barnyard birds. They even provided a box for him to stand so everyone could see him.
But the strangest thing happened; or maybe I should say never happened. While the birds enjoyed hearing about the glories of flight, they never tried to fly themselves. And the wild goose, even though his wing healed, continued to talk about flying but never actually flew again.
I find this parable frightening. Why? Because it hits too close to home.
• How easy it is to talk about being a Christian without acting like one.
• How easy to say, “Jesus is Lord,” without turning our lives over to His direction.
• How easy to ignore a world in desperate need of our witness.
• How easy for us to talk ministry without actually doing anything.
Talk is easy; flying is not. We must learn to flex new muscles and continuously work hard at flapping our wings before we can actually fly.
Scary thoughts as we rapidly approach the beginning of a new year. Are you making your New Year’s Resolutions yet? Here is one for you:
“Give me the courage to flap my wings and fly.”
Jesus said: “‘If any of you wants to be my follower, you must put aside your selfish ambition, shoulder your cross, and follow me. If you try to keep your life for yourself, you will lose it. But if you give up your life for my sake and for the sake of the Good News, you will find true life.’” (Mark 8:34-35)
“Shoulder your cross and follow me.” I used to think the cross stood for the pain of being a Christian. “If you really want to follow me, you must be willing to endure pain and suffering.” Not very exciting; nor completely true. Although pain strikes us all, pain is not exactly what Jesus had in mind. If this were only about pain, we would all keep “pain diaries” to see which one suffers the most and “pain winners” would go to heaven.
So, what does it mean to shoulder your cross and follow Christ?
Jesus is talking about flying. What?
Jesus is talking about commitment. Jesus accepted suffering because that was his purpose. The cross was his ultimate assignment and he was committed to seeing it through to the end. A bird’s purpose is to fly; but he must first be committed to the work and effort of flapping his wings over and over again. Our decision to shoulder the cross of Christ regardless of the cost is our commitment to “flap our wings” and to keep flapping until we finally fly.
So, how about this for your New Year’s resolution: “Teach me to fly… whatever it takes. I’m willing to do the work of flapping my wings over and over again. I understand the cost but I also understand my purpose. I am willing to shoulder my cross, flap my wings and learn how to fly.”
Make no mistake: Flying is the best part. It may be safer to stay in the barnyard, but look at what we miss. Imagine the beauty of soaring as we ride the air currents. If we always live carefully, protecting and watching our own self-interests; if we make no effort for anyone but ourselves, we will miss the very best part of life — knowing our God-given mission and having the satisfaction of carrying it out to the best of our ability.
“I want to fly.” What a great way to begin the new year.
When the supervisor arrived, however, he didn’t even look at the cash register, but instead picked up the check and began to talk to the customer. I could feel the muscles in my stomach tighten as the reality of what was happening struck me.
I needed a dose of Godly courage and wisdom to say something appropriate to this young man and let him know I did not approve his actions but loved him as a child of God.
We live in a negative cat-kicking world full of failures, disappointments, back-biting and plain-old meanness. None of us are immune. To deal with the frustrations we need extraordinary patience and courage.
In his letter to the Philippians, Paul wrote: “I have learned the secret of living in every situation… For I can do everything with the help of Christ who gives me the strength I need.”
Wouldn’t you love to have that kind of contentment? You can. The question is: How do you respond to having your cat kicked? How can we learn to respond like Paul, with gentleness and grace?
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