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Daily Living Exposition/Essay Graphic Prose/Poetry Seasonal SnippetsDecember 25, 2019April 20, 2020

8: Compass (plus Merry Christmas!)

A compass makes me think of a journey. Joseph and Mary were directed to Egypt, so they would avoid Herod’s murderous campaign. It was no doubt, an arduous journey. It was an uncharted terrain in their lives – giving birth to their first son and escaping from the sword of the most powerful person in…

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Daily Living Exposition/Essay Graphic Prose/Poetry Seasonal SnippetsDecember 24, 2019April 20, 2020

7: Crown

Crowns represent authority, royalty and kingship. Good things ehn? But the ‘crown’ of Jesus’ day was after his life. “When Herod the king heard this, he was troubled, and all Jerusalem with him;” Matthew 2:3 Herod felt threatened by the little baby that was called the King of the Jews. In the process of hunting…

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Daily Living Exposition/Essay Graphic Prose/Poetry Seasonal SnippetsDecember 23, 2019December 25, 2019

6: Shield

The sword is a historical weapon of war. The soldiers king Herod sent to find and kill Jesus most likely took swords. They went in the power of the king, ready to wreak havoc on countless lives. With swords, we remember shields. Herod’s sword could not take off Jesus’ crown. That is because God’s shield…

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Daily Living Exposition/Essay Graphic Prose/Poetry Seasonal SnippetsDecember 22, 2019April 20, 2020

5: Gift

Gifts! At this time, checkout lines in many stores are longer than usual — filled with parents shopping for kids, spouses and friends shopping for each other. Stores are sending out last minute emails so online shoppers can order gifts that would come in time for Christmas. Millions of secret Santa gifts, year-end bonuses are…

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Daily Living Exposition/Essay Graphic Prose/Poetry Seasonal SnippetsDecember 21, 2019April 20, 2020

4: Crook

My fourth toys is a shepherd’s crook. The shepherds who visited baby Jesus must have had a crook with them — a long and sturdy staff with a hook at one end that comes in handy to manage their sheep as they forage. They use it to catch and pull back a wandering sheep, it…

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Daily Living Exposition/Essay Graphic Prose/Poetry Seasonal SnippetsDecember 20, 2019April 20, 2020

3: Manger

Man·ger /ˈmānjər/ a long open box or trough for horses or cattle to eat from. Unfamiliar voices, the bleating of sheep, the braying of donkeys — these sounds quickly let us know that the stable is no place for a baby to be born. Yet, you can almost palpate the air of love and warmth…

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Daily Living Exposition/Essay Graphic Prose/Poetry SnippetsDecember 19, 2019April 20, 2020

2: Music box

Do you wonder why there’s carols and so much singing associated with Christmas? Around this time, and for pretty much the rest of the year, you will hear many wonderful Christmas songs playing in stores, homes, gatherings, on TV or from any of the forms of music boxes (phones, computers, home audio systems). I believe…

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Daily Living Exposition/Essay Graphic Prose/Poetry SnippetsDecember 18, 2019April 20, 2020

1: Star

What’s a Christmas tree without a star at the peak? What’s our universe without stars? Stars keep planets in place. Nested in constellations, they provide energy in form of light and heat. Look at the sun, a really big star, around which our solar system revolves. What will we do without the sun? Stars shine…

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Daily Living Exposition/Essay Graphic Prose/Poetry SnippetsDecember 18, 2019April 20, 2020

the 12 Toys of Christmas

Hello Friends and Readers, I am so excited to present to you, my personal passion project with which I will wrap up 2019! A couple of weeks ago, it occurred to me to explore the Christmas story, find objects that would pass for Christmas tree decorations and explore them deeper. Christmas Toys? Yes! I know…

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Exposition/Essay Graphic Prose/PoetryNovember 22, 2018November 22, 2018

My Lollipop

“Count your blessings name them one by one, count your blessings see what God has done…” That is the song that awoke my heart this morning. It’s Thanksgiving and as each year unfolds the complexities of life, I have found many reasons to be thankful. I have learned to savor God’s goodness in all of…

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ABOUT ME

Hi my name is Toluwanimi. I am a Missionary Creative, passionate about Creativity, Nonprofits, Intentional Living, Child Health and Development and Positive Change. HeirWalk is my personal blog – of my journey through uncharted terrain. It chronicles my journey as a missionary creative as I grow in purpose and gives updates on the transformative projects that occur when my passions interact.

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