Peg Arnold – Peg Arnold

Distraction of Dominoes

By Peg Arnold | June 24, 2021 |

Do you remember playing dominoes? It is one of our “go to” family games. Typically we scatter the dominoes face-down on the table for each person to take a few. Then by matching the dots on the tile, each player proceeds to create a line or a “train” in hopes to be the first one…

A Mother’s Day Tribute

By Peg Arnold | May 7, 2021 |

When we said our final goodbye, surrounding her in the
Tight circle of family she had created in her womb…
Whom she had nurtured and served all her life,
It was to release her to the freedom of heaven,
To the great love of God and all who had gone before.

Distraction of Drifts

By Peg Arnold | March 26, 2021 |

Sometimes my intentions drift like snow.

Distraction of Distortion

By Peg Arnold | January 26, 2021 |

Combatting the negative thoughts with His word was what I needed to remove those lines and messages that were distorting and distracting me from my purpose.

Distraction of Darkness

By Peg Arnold | December 21, 2020 |

Christmas, more than any other time, is the season when all is supposed to be “merry and bright”. The hymns, carols, movies, and decorations shout “joy” to the world. This makes it even harder when we are in turmoil and we put on that paper face smile trying to hide that fact that we are grieving the absence of a loved one, the loss of finances, an illness that has robbed us of our abilities, or the challenges of 2020. When we are struggling, it feels like we are walking in a constant darkness, unable to see or embrace the light.

Distraction of Defeat

By Peg Arnold | November 23, 2020 |

Sometimes the most disappointing defeats have taught me the greatest lessons in flexibility, perseverance, tenacity, integrity, and dedication.

Distraction of Dorms

By Peg Arnold | August 21, 2020 |

Could God completely protect her from harm? No, but I remembered that He loves her more than me. In fact He loved her first.

Distraction of Disturbance

By Peg Arnold | June 17, 2020 |

disruptions are often an opportunity to recognize and possibly demonstrate God’s love. It may not be convenient, but in Christ’s ministry, hardly any of His interactions were convenient.

Distraction of the Dawn

By Peg Arnold | April 17, 2020 |

Sometimes our burdens blind our ability to experience the peace and joy that the Lord wants to give us.

Distraction of Donkeys

By Peg Arnold | April 5, 2020 |

Would I have come away from that experience knowing that I had just witnessed the presence of the Living God? Or would I have been more enamored, like a child, with waving of the palm branches, the excitement of the crowd, and even the donkey?

I hope that I would have the awareness of the presence of my Savior and savor the experience of standing on Holy Ground.