Dust to Dust - Zella, Diane
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Christians use the 40 days of Lent to replicate the 40 days Jesus spent in the wilderness following his baptism by John. During his 40 days in the wilderness, Jesus did not eat or drink. In Matthew 4:1 we are told that Jesus was led by the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil. Perhaps that was the sole reason for his time in the wilderness, but I also believe he spent that time preparing himself for the ministry he was about to undertake. Lent can also be described as a wilderness. We are called to a time of prayer, meditation, and scripture. My hope is that Dust to Dust will…mehr

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Christians use the 40 days of Lent to replicate the 40 days Jesus spent in the wilderness following his baptism by John. During his 40 days in the wilderness, Jesus did not eat or drink. In Matthew 4:1 we are told that Jesus was led by the Spirit into the wilderness to be tempted by the devil. Perhaps that was the sole reason for his time in the wilderness, but I also believe he spent that time preparing himself for the ministry he was about to undertake. Lent can also be described as a wilderness. We are called to a time of prayer, meditation, and scripture. My hope is that Dust to Dust will provide a "stepping off" place for your daily time of prayer and reflection. My prayer is that you will use these 40 days to strengthen your relationship with God, give of your gifts to others, and delve deeper into God's plans for your life. As you read each day, may God touch your heart and awaken the Spirit within you.
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Diane Zella is an author, wife, mother of two, grandmother of three, stepmom, sister, aunt, and great-aunt. Her previous work, Meditation Minute: Time with God for Busy People, was published in 2007. In addition to writing, she enjoys spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren, gardening, sewing and quilting, paper crafting, and traveling. Diane retired in January 2020 from a thirty-five-year diverse career. She lives on ten acres of land in rural Southwest Ohio with her husband, Ben, and their cat, Ina, and is trying to make every moment of her retirement count.