Experiencing Wow and Bringing Joy…

Posted on August 6, 2026 by stevelong

Our sense of WOW can happen anywhere, as Anne Lamott highlights in her book Help. Thanks. Wow.. In the Earth & Soul email for August** is this perspective:

“The universe has a way of reminding us to slow down and pay attention. While the beauty and joy do not take away the horrors and sorrows neither is the beauty diminished. We live with both right in front of us. The flowers do not refuse to grow because the soil is not perfect. The spider does not cease weaving webs when the wind blows. Let us too create beauty, live with compassion, and love Earth and her life forms in the midst of it all. Shall we practice noticing together this month? And in noticing be inspired to be part of the beauty and joy in the midst of the deep challenges of this moment. We are not alone, we have one another, the flowers, birds, spiders, rivers, sky, and trees. And we have all come from the heart of God.”

There are many ways we can experience WOW and bring joy in our world. As the devotional says: “Let us too create beauty, live with compassion, and love Earth and her life forms in the midst of it all.” May we feel inspired to do just that!

Enjoy the day, filled with the Spirit!

** While the full text of that devotional is not easily found on the internet just yet, perhaps soon enough it’ll be HERE? (It’s well worth signing up for the free, monthly email HERE)

P.S. Like what you’ve seen here from Earth & Soul? Consider checking out more of their materials, including…

Lectionary Texts for Sunday, August 9, 2026:

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POTENTIAL ACTIONS – FOOD INSECURITY: This season will likely find increasing numbers of folks looking for food, presenting opportunities to

share financial and/or food offerings with a local food pantry
check with your faith community about upcoming opportunities to feed community members
volunteer to help with a local mobile food pantry or community dinner
find a Little Pantry in your area and help stock it with shelf-stable food items
accept a Call to Action item from Season of Peace devotional posting

NOTE: for those in the Cinci region, some food organizations are listed HERE

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Transforming Our Pain…

Posted on July 3, 2026 by stevelong

E-mail conversation with some cherished friends – J. and T. – is prompting today’s posting**

As we come to the close of the 250th year of United States independence, we find ourselves presented with many issues past and present. It seems nearly impossible to fully process all of this and transform ourselves closer-and-closer to Christ-likeness.The darkness can almost feel overwhelming…

J. shared a paraphrase of Father Richard Rohr that seems nearly perfect for how some of us are feeling. A DuckDuckGo search yielded a devotion HERE with the quote:

If we do not transform our pain, we will most assuredly transmit it—usually to those closest to us: our family, our neighbors, our co-workers, and, invariably, the most vulnerable, our children.

Rohr continues on later…

We shouldn’t try to get rid of our own pain until we’ve learned what it has to teach. When we can hold our pain consciously and trustfully (and not project it elsewhere), we find ourselves in a very special liminal space. … We must all carry the cross of our own reality until God transforms us through it.

Rohr has been a favorite for many years, and this is another reason why… Thanks Father Richard!

And in the midst of darkness we find light from a number of sources, including friends and family. And song. Check out this this POWERFUL tune called Sending You Light!

Perhaps special worship from Washington National Cathedral will help too? As described HERE:

“Lifting themes of pluralism and the common good, We Hold These Truths to be Self-Evident celebrates the nation’s ideals alongside an honest reckoning of its history and unfinished work.

We can watch that service HERE

POTENTIAL ACTIONS:

reach out to individuals or groups who help you “process and transform” so you’re less likely to transmit unproductively (thanks for being 2 such folks, J. and T.!)
what are additional ways you can best “hold pain consciously and trustfully?”
check out this website containing song lyrics for Sending You Light, plus links to other good song material too 🙂
consider attending the Soul Place event at Cincinnati’s Westwood First Presbyterian Church on July 10-11. Details HERE
brighten your day and the days of children and adults by supporting a Cincinnati event on July 10 called Fun To Be Fit Day, put on by Whole Again (a local non-profit that has arranged over 1.5 MILLION meals for children over the years….) You can volunteer time, talents or treasure. Sign up to volunteer HERE

PRAYER:

Dear God, please help us see these ‘wounds’ of ours as the way through, as Jesus did, that they would become sacred wounds rather than scars to deny, disguise, or project onto others. AMEN! {NOTE: this prayer text is taken heavily from the first lines of Rohr’s devotional HERE}

May this day and those ahead bring incredible perspective, with influences galore from the Spirit…

** readers can choose to either thank or curse J. and T.! 🙂

Lectionary Texts for Sunday, July 5, 2026:

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POTENTIAL ACTIONS – FOOD INSECURITY: This season will likely find increasing numbers of folks looking for food, presenting opportunities to

share financial and/or food offerings with a local food pantry
check with your faith community about upcoming opportunities to feed community members
volunteer to help with a local mobile food pantry or community dinner
find a Little Pantry in your area and help stock it with shelf-stable food items
accept a Call to Action item from Season of Peace devotional posting

NOTE: for those in the Cinci region, some food organizations are listed HERE

DISCIPLE PLAYBOOK HUMOR – click HERE for MORE humor, updated periodically. Included now is a grin-inducing New Bible Reading Plan (Pearls Before Swine)

STREAMING WORSHIP SERVICES – Cincinnati, Bowling Green and more!

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Share Jesus’ Love… (plus any thoughts you have on DP continuation…)

Posted on February 11, 2026 by stevelong

Arising early and reading the post from Guideposts (HERE) this morning was a nice boost. The focus on sharing Jesus’ love is important, of course, and the addition of the meditation audio plus the Mornings with Jesus section (with a suggested action – see below) was really nice. Definitely worth the read!

Reading that Guideposts posting and being able to share it with you all also helped stir a consideration of restarting DP postings. The past 3 months have flown by without a single Disciple Playbook post. Have you missed the postings? Should we continue or has it run its course?

POTENTIAL ACTIONS:

consider acting as mentioned in the Guideposts post… “Faith Step: Take a moment to text a message or leave a note for someone. Let them know you and Jesus love them.”
email salong_now @ yahoo.com or contact Steve in some other fashion if you have stirrings/thoughts on whether Disciple Playbook postings should continue

Enjoy the day, filled with the Spirit!

Lectionary Texts for Sunday, February 15, 2025:

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POTENTIAL ACTIONS – FOOD INSECURITY: This season will likely find increasing numbers of folks looking for food, presenting opportunities to

share financial and/or food offerings with a local food pantry
check with your faith community about upcoming opportunities to feed community members
volunteer to help with a local mobile food pantry or community dinner
find a Little Pantry in your area and help stock it with shelf-stable food items
accept a Call to Action item from Season of Peace devotional posting

NOTE: for those in the Cinci region, some food organizations are listed HERE

DISCIPLE PLAYBOOK HUMOR – click HERE for MORE humor, updated periodically. Included now is a grin-inducing New Bible Reading Plan (Pearls Before Swine)

STREAMING WORSHIP SERVICES – Cincinnati, Bowling Green and more!

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Veteran’s Day traditional posting

Posted on November 11, 2025 by stevelong

On Veteran’s Day, it’s a Playbook tradition to review pictures of family veterans in uniform…

Does one look a little “out of place?”

Brother Andy was stationed in the country of Togo, West Africa in the Peace Corps in the mid/late 1980s. Why make that choice? He and so many other veterans have shared the love of the American people worldwide by “working side by side with local leaders to tackle the most pressing challenges of our generation” ~ (taken from the Peace Corps mission statement)

Isaiah 2:4 mentions “beating our swords into plowshares.” In Togo, they did that quite literally by instructing the people to plow with oxen (in addition to teaching them math, English and engaging in many other worthwhile activities!) Whatever the role, it is tough work for the Peace Corps volunteer and the people in-country they work with daily. The result? Even 30+ years later, these Peace Corps volunteers are recognized and welcomed with open arms (I had the pleasure of experiencing these greetings first-hand in 2009 – – many Togolese thought I was my brother! )

We are blessed to have people willing to serve in such ways in the Peace Corps!

Could we say a lot about the blessing of what our military personnel have done for us, including Uncles Jack, Fred and Sam (pictured above?) Absolutely! Yet, it’s likely you’ll get a chance to read a lot more about military folks, so we’ll leave it here for today.

ACTION: Let’s honor and remember our veterans today in one or more ways such as

trip to a park or cemetery where a veteran’s memorial exists
attending area events honoring veterans – men, women and more (animals in K9 corps and others)
watching a show in a war setting
watching videos of Peace Corps volunteers sharing experiences HERE

PRAYER: God, we are blessed to have military veterans and currently-serving personnel who hopefully ultimately have made and are making our world a more peaceful place. We are equally blessed to have Peace Corps veterans and volunteers working for a more peaceful world. We remember and honor their efforts and sacrifices for such peaceful long-term priorities. Strengthen and support all of them – and us – in our roles of becoming better peace-makers worldwide! Amen.

Enjoy the day, filled with the Spirit!

Lectionary Texts for Sunday, November 16, 2025:

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POTENTIAL ACTIONS – FOOD INSECURITY: This season will likely find increasing numbers of folks looking for food, presenting opportunities to

share financial and/or food offerings with a local food pantry
check with your faith community about upcoming opportunities to feed community members
volunteer to help with a local mobile food pantry or community dinner
find a Little Pantry in your area and help stock it with shelf-stable food items
accept a Call to Action item from Season of Peace devotional posting

NOTE: for those in the Cinci region, some food organizations are listed HERE

DISCIPLE PLAYBOOK HUMOR – click HERE for MORE humor, updated periodically. Included now is a grin-inducing New Bible Reading Plan (Pearls Before Swine)

STREAMING WORSHIP SERVICES – Cincinnati, Bowling Green and more!

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Be Still (continued and revisited)

Posted on October 25, 2025 by stevelong

This month brought the opportunity for a pilgrimage to Scotland, including multiple days on the Isle of Iona. What an incredible blessing, spurred by soul-friend Dean Shupe!

Pilgrimage was made much more powerful because of a devotional compiled by Becky B.. As part of Day 7 was the idea to take Psalm 46:10 into our hearts, relaxing our body – face, shoulders, chest, arms, hands, etc. – while praying this phrase

Be still and know that I am God…

Be still and know that I am …

Be still and know…

Be still …

Be …

ACTION: Consider doing that exercise now. Ahhhh….

“The Power of Stillness” from Center for Action and Contemplation reminds us:

“Inaction sometimes is the greatest action we can take. Stillness is sometimes the most important move we can make.” ~ Charles Lattimore Howard, Pond River Ocean Rain

“Such periods may be snatched from the greedy demands of one’s day’s work; they may be islanded in a sea of other human beings; they may come only at the end of the day, or in the quiet hush of the early morning. We must, each one of us, find [our] own time and develop [our] own peculiar art of being quiet.”

A key for stillness success? There is no “right” way – we must make it our own!

Let us go out, willing to “be still,” strengthened and spurred by the Spirit!

P.S. looking for music options while being still (and yet inspired too?)

Be Not Afraid (a version HERE)
Hebrides Overture (HERE) – inspiration from Fingal’s Cave (pictured below)
We Shall Be Known (HERE)

Lectionary Texts for Sunday, October 26, 2025:

Joel 2:23-32 and Psalm 65
Sirach 35:12-17 or Jeremiah 14:7-10, 19-22 and Psalm 84:1-7
2 Timothy 4:6-8, 16-18
Luke 18:9-14

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POTENTIAL ACTIONS – FOOD INSECURITY: This season will likely find increasing numbers of folks looking for food, presenting opportunities to

share financial and/or food offerings with a local food pantry
check with your faith community about upcoming opportunities to feed community members
volunteer to help with a local mobile food pantry or community dinner
find a Little Pantry in your area and help stock it with shelf-stable food items
accept a Call to Action item from Season of Peace devotional posting

NOTE: for those in the Cinci region, some food organizations are listed HERE

DISCIPLE PLAYBOOK HUMOR – click HERE for MORE humor, updated periodically. Included now is a grin-inducing New Bible Reading Plan (Pearls Before Swine)

STREAMING WORSHIP SERVICES – Cincinnati, Bowling Green and more!

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God’s Trombones… (revisited)

Posted on August 19, 2025 by stevelong

One of MWPC’s saints told of her joy in reading the book God’s Trombones by James Weldon Johnson. This poem (Go Down Death) from that book states so well what our sister Sarah Liz would likely say to us now that she’s passed, including the phrases

“And she whispered to us; I’m going home, And she smiled and closed her eyes”

“Weep not – weep not, She is not dead; She’s resting in the bosom of Jesus.”

~ God’s Trombones, p. 29

What books or readings would you want people to see as testimony of your time on this earth?

POTENTIAL ACTIONS:

take a look through your Bible and other favorite books/articles to remind yourself of noteworthy learnings
consider summarizing some of these noteworthy ideas for possible use at your own celebration of life.
want thoughts about how to share these ideas with family? Check out links HERE

May we live life as a continual pilgrimage, equipping ourselves and others with new approaches (and reminders) while embracing Spirit’s strengthening and stirrings along the way…

Lectionary Texts for Sunday, August 24, 2025:

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POTENTIAL ACTIONS – FOOD INSECURITY: This season will likely find increasing numbers of folks looking for food, presenting opportunities to

share financial and/or food offerings with a local food pantry
check with your faith community about upcoming opportunities to feed community members
volunteer to help with a local mobile food pantry or community dinner
find a Little Pantry in your area and help stock it with shelf-stable food items
accept a Call to Action item from Season of Peace devotional posting

NOTE: for those in the Cinci region, some food organizations are listed HERE

DISCIPLE PLAYBOOK HUMOR – click HERE for MORE humor, updated periodically. Included now is a grin-inducing New Bible Reading Plan (Pearls Before Swine)

STREAMING WORSHIP SERVICES – Cincinnati, Bowling Green and more!

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Pilgrimage practices…

Posted on July 31, 2025 by stevelong

Have you ever done something you considered a pilgrimage? Have any meaningful practices you’d like to share?

Richard Rohr has plenty to say about Spiritual Disciplines of Pilgrimage in this CAC post, including the importance of:

Silence
Solitude
Discipline of Speech – “Our patterns of many years are that whenever there is a moment of silence, we fill it up by talking. Let’s see if God can teach us a way to say only what’s necessary and what’s important.”
Journaling as a summary of thoughts, not of activities

One Celtic saint made a substantial journey with several companions to the island of Iona in the 6th century. You can read much more about Columba at any number of sites, including on Wikipedia HERE. The tales that have been told are substantial…

Yet, one doesn’t need to travel great distances for pilgrimage. Perhaps by making space in our daily lives for these practices, we can still journey to untold “soul-full” heights and distances?

POTENTIAL ACTIONS

Would current time with God and soul friends benefit from characteristics of Rohr’s suggested practices? Maybe a little solitude? silence? discipline of speech?
If not currently part of daily life, is there an opportunity to make pilgrimage happen “right here, right now?”
If you have any meaningful pilgrimage practices you’d like to share from reading and/or experience, please send those along to salong_now @ yahoo.com. Thanks in advance!

May we live life as a continual pilgrimage, equipping ourselves with new approaches while embracing Spirit’s strengthening and stirrings along the way…

Lectionary Texts for Sunday, August 3, 2025:

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POTENTIAL ACTIONS – FOOD INSECURITY: This season will likely find increasing numbers of folks looking for food, presenting opportunities to

share financial and/or food offerings with a local food pantry
check with your faith community about upcoming opportunities to feed community members
volunteer to help with a local mobile food pantry or community dinner
find a Little Pantry in your area and help stock it with shelf-stable food items
accept a Call to Action item from Season of Peace devotional posting

NOTE: for those in the Cinci region, some food organizations are listed HERE

DISCIPLE PLAYBOOK HUMOR – click HERE for MORE humor, updated periodically. Included now is a grin-inducing New Bible Reading Plan (Pearls Before Swine)

STREAMING WORSHIP SERVICES – Cincinnati, Bowling Green and more!

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Sources of Joy…

Posted on June 24, 2025 by stevelong

Our appreciation just continues to grow for the Center for Action and Contemplation along with their promotion of key thinkers like Howard Thurman and Henri Nouwen. Here’s yet another example of fabulous material in the posting What is the Source of Your Joy?

In particular, these lines leap out from the CAC post

There is a strange quality of awe in their joy, that is but a reflection of the deep calm water of the spirit out of which it comes. It is primarily a discovery of the soul, when God makes known [God’s] presence, where there are no words, no outward song, only the Divine Movement. This is the joy that the world cannot give. This is the joy that keeps watch against all the emissaries of sadness of mind and weariness of soul. This is the joy that comforts and is the companion, as we walk even through the valley of the shadow of death. [1] ~ Howard Thurman

That is what the spiritual life—the life with God—is about. It is being in touch with that love that becomes joy in us…. Underneath all our fluctuations is a deep solid divine stream that is called joy. ~ Henri Nouwen

To quote Michael Card from his song – – “there is a Joy in the Journey!”

It’s not just the final destination that brings this joy-filled experience; it can happen at any time and any place. Right here. Right now.

What are some effective ways to stream joy in your existence? Does it involve silence? Nature? Community? Solitude? Touch? Scents? Sights? Sounds? Tastes?

Let us continue this journey with joy, embracing Spirit’s strengthening and stirrings along the way…

Lectionary Texts for Sunday, June 29, 2025:

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POTENTIAL ACTIONS – FOOD INSECURITY: This season will likely find increasing numbers of folks looking for food, presenting opportunities to

share financial and/or food offerings with a local food pantry
check with your faith community about upcoming opportunities to feed community members
volunteer to help with a local mobile food pantry or community dinner
find a Little Pantry in your area and help stock it with shelf-stable food items
accept a Call to Action item from Season of Peace devotional posting

NOTE: for those in the Cinci region, some food organizations are listed HERE

DISCIPLE PLAYBOOK HUMOR – click HERE for MORE humor, updated periodically. Included now is a grin-inducing New Bible Reading Plan (Pearls Before Swine)

STREAMING WORSHIP SERVICES – Cincinnati, Bowling Green and more!

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Why Should Another Child Go Hungry?

Posted on May 11, 2025 by stevelong

Does the posting heading seem out of place on this day celebrating women? (FEROMO** Day as Disciple Playbook likes to promote it, Mother’s Day more commonly)

Thinking that through, it seems VERY appropriate. How many mothers want to see their children or other women’s children going hungry?***

Yet, here we are.

Today’s post heading is the title of the Our Moral Moment post HERE. The whole post is worth the read, including powerful, historic quotes – “Starving a child is violence” ~ Coretta Scott King – and staggering statistics – “One in five children is “food insecure” in this, the richest nation in the history of the world.”

The authors go on to mention the House bill that is coming up soon and they say

It calls for the Agriculture Committee in the House to cut $230 billion from SNAP over the next decade. They are scheduled to vote this week on proposals for how to do this. Every option on the table would mean millions more US children go hungry.

Is this what we want to happen? Would women role models in your sphere want this to happen?

On this FeRoMo/Mother’s Day, let’s raise up some prayers and actions to help our country to a place where the day comes that ALL children who want a meal have one available. Some potential actions are listed in the POTENTIAL ACTIONS – FOOD INSECURITY section below plus in the Why Should Another Child Go Hungry post. We need to DO BETTER!

Let us journey with joy, embracing Spirit’s strengthening and stirrings as we go about assuring all God’s children nationwide and worldwide have food to eat, encompassed in love!

P.S. Happy FeRoMo/Mother’s Day to all you special women in our world!

** Female Role Model (FeRoMo) Day

***And on MaRoMo Day (Father’s Day) we would dare say the same thing to the men in our world

Lectionary Texts for Sunday, May 11, 2025:

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POTENTIAL ACTIONS – FOOD INSECURITY: This season will likely find increasing numbers of folks looking for food, presenting opportunities to

share financial and/or food offerings with a local food pantry
check with your faith community about upcoming opportunities to feed community members
volunteer to help with a local mobile food pantry or community dinner
find a Little Pantry in your area and help stock it with shelf-stable food items
accept a Call to Action item from Season of Peace devotional posting

NOTE: for those in the Cinci region, some food organizations are listed HERE

DISCIPLE PLAYBOOK HUMOR – click HERE for MORE humor, updated periodically. Included now is a grin-inducing New Bible Reading Plan (Pearls Before Swine)

STREAMING WORSHIP SERVICES – Cincinnati, Bowling Green and more!

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Joy Joy Joy Joy Joy!

Posted on April 28, 2025 by stevelong

“There’ll be Joy in the Morning on that Day!”

Those song lyrics from Joy in the Morning (sung HERE) have the opportunity to run through one’s mind while reading the post HERE by Brother Curtis Almquist.

Brother Almquist’s words are a reminder of the quote attributable to the Buddha: “Pain is inevitable but suffering is optional.” During this Lenten season in particular, the faithful get this. There will be joy, but a deep void was also the experience of the followers that Eastertide.

The hills and valleys of emotion are evident in the CAC weekly summary HERE. The summary contains a Matthew Fox commentary on Resurrection practice, including these compelling lines:

To be Resurrection for another I need to be Resurrection for myself. That means I cannot dwell in darkness and death and anger and oppression and submission and resentment and pain forever. I need to wake up, get up, rise up, put on life even when days are dark and my soul is down and shadows surround me everywhere…. I have to listen to the voice that says: “Be resurrection.”

Be resurrection!

Let us journey with joy, embracing Spirit’s strengthening and stirrings!

P.S. Perhaps the version of the song Now the Green Blade Riseth HERE provides a little example of the contrast of darkness and resurrection?

Lectionary Texts for Sunday, May 4, 2025:

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POTENTIAL ACTIONS – FOOD INSECURITY: This season will likely find increasing numbers of folks looking for food, presenting opportunities to

share financial and/or food offerings with a local food pantry
check with your faith community about upcoming opportunities to feed community members
volunteer to help with a local mobile food pantry or community dinner
find a Little Pantry in your area and help stock it with shelf-stable food items
accept a Call to Action item from Season of Peace devotional posting

NOTE: for those in the Cinci region, some food organizations are listed HERE

DISCIPLE PLAYBOOK HUMOR – click HERE for MORE humor, updated periodically. Included now is a grin-inducing New Bible Reading Plan (Pearls Before Swine)

STREAMING WORSHIP SERVICES – Cincinnati, Bowling Green and more!

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