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Richard Dahlstrom
Dec 15, 20184 min read
Seasons of Life and Lessons in Staying and Letting Go
left to right: Martin, Director of Tauernhof, Richard, Charlie, board member of Tauernhof. “Stay a little longer” my friend Martin...
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Richard Dahlstrom
Sep 6, 20184 min read
Your “Sphere of Influence” is calling and You must go
The church hasn’t been immune to this polarizing. We’ve mirrored the culture’s political tribal hatred, enough so that it’s increasingly...
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Richard Dahlstrom
Aug 3, 20184 min read
Hungry for a Tribe – musings on isolation and consumerism
What’s going on? Why does Joe Rogan have 30 million podcasts downloads each month? And, more cogent to this blog and my own musings:...
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Richard Dahlstrom
May 22, 20183 min read
The Collapse of Everything, and Why it’s a Source of Hope
Plunge your pole, hard, into the place you anticipate placing your foot. Look carefully. Step quickly. Go! They’ve collapsed under my...
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Richard Dahlstrom
Oct 21, 20163 min read
A letter to men:
Words matter. Mr. Trump spoke on the bus about making unwanted sexual advances and literally grabbing women. He spoke to Howard Stern...
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Richard Dahlstrom
Aug 18, 20163 min read
“Adventures in Saying Yes” was the best read of the summer because…
“Speaking of Jesus”, which is one of my favorite books, precisely because the author has a knack for telling people about Jesus as if...
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Richard Dahlstrom
Jul 14, 20164 min read
Seeing and Gratitude: Fuel for the Desert Journey
I decide that awake and watching the completion of the ESPY’s, ESPN’s annual sports awards show is as good as awake and simmering with...
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Richard Dahlstrom
Jan 30, 20164 min read
Lessons I’m learning in 2016 #2 – Loving My Neighbors, a mile at a time
5200 vertical = a mile of blessing and transformation January 18th was my 60th birthday and it was more than just a great day. It was an...
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Richard Dahlstrom
Jan 22, 20163 min read
Lessons I’m learning in 2016. #1 – Sleep and Rest
I don’t know if it’s the 60 thing, or some other winds of change blowing through the soul these days, but this birthday unfolded...
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Richard Dahlstrom
Dec 11, 20153 min read
While the world goes mad, Four Things We KNOW
Mourning at a stadium in San Bernadino Behind the holiday lights, both here in Europe and back home in the USA, the waves of unhappy news...
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Richard Dahlstrom
Jun 24, 20154 min read
“Not Burdensome”…. musings on the ease of obedience and self-denial
Is self denial a burden? In the coming days, I offer some thoughts from my devotions in Jeremiah. It’s been too long since I’ve written,...
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Richard Dahlstrom
Jun 3, 20154 min read
20 Years Our Home… and a time for everything
It was just over a year ago that my mom-in-law came to visit, and some health matters made it clear it would be best for her to stay with...
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Richard Dahlstrom
Sep 13, 20143 min read
The War of Fog – 3 truths for Living with Clarity in Zero Visibility
We’re waiting for the cable car that will haul us up to the Douglass Hut, the base from which we’ll be hiking over a couple of passes to...
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Richard Dahlstrom
Aug 31, 20143 min read
Where am I?
(I’m happy to introduce the guest author for this post as my hiking partner, best friend, and one week from today, wife of 35 years!...
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Richard Dahlstrom
Aug 25, 20144 min read
The Wind of the Spirit – blowing plans away day by day
Our view of guidance is important, because unless we believe God can still direct our lives, orchestrating encounters, moving us to...
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Richard Dahlstrom
Jul 22, 20144 min read
Light for Light – The joyous necessity of shedding Stuff
All this has been unfolding at the same time I’ve been preparing to embark on a sabbatical journey, which will begin with 40 days of...
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Richard Dahlstrom
Jun 6, 20143 min read
From Germany to Seattle – finding hope in the midst of grief
My oldest daughter is a Seattle Pacific Alum and writes from Germany this morning as she ponders the tragic shootings here in Seattle and...
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Richard Dahlstrom
May 8, 20142 min read
Life is a Journey: Step by Step
There’s a hearing. It comes to us in dreams, or songs, or after a conversation in the corner booth of a Tuesday night with the one we...
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