“...a little pause prepares the mind for greater service in the good cause. Fishermen must mend their nets, and we must every now and then repair our mental waste and set our machinery in order for future service....God’s ambassador must rest or faint; must trim his lamp or let it burn low; must recruit his vigour or grow prematurely old. It is wisdom to take occasional furlough. In the long run, we shall do more by sometimes doing less.” — Charles H. Spurgeon
“Duties are ours, but events are the Lord’s...” — Samuel Rutherford
Welcome to Netmenders
The official Web site of Elizabeth R. Skoglund
The main purpose of my Web site is to offer you, the reader, inspiration for the journey and help you to go on even when you may feel tired, wounded, or discouraged. This is why it is called Netmenders, for at times all of us need refurbishment. Personally, and as a licensed counselor, I encounter this need on a daily basis in my office. Click to read words of inspiration, to understand what it is to be a Christian, to get encouragement for the journey, to try one of my family’s favorite recipes from Gifts from the Hearth, or to find out where to get my books. Please feel free to email me at netmenders@earthlink.net.
* * * New Podcast Series on DIVINE RECYCLING * * *
DIVINE RECYCLING:
Living Above Your Circumstances
by Elizabeth R. Skoglund
To borrow from the words of Paul Tournier, Divine Recycling has to do with the “healing of persons.” Divine Recycling is in some ways the culmination of God’s task for me on this earth. For the next few weeks I will be posting some short podcasts on various aspects of developing and maintaining good mental health, topics which are covered more extensively in the book. They will include physical, spiritual, and psychological tools amounting, in the end, to a wholistic approach.
Perhaps Divine Recycling can help you or someone you love. Buy a copy through Books on this website or directly from Amazon or Barnes and Noble. Click here for the Kindle version.