• Home
  • About
  • Books
  • Blog
  • Speaking
    • Events
    • Media
  • Seeds of Faith Book Group
  • Daughters of Abraham
  • Contact
  • Home
  • About
  • Books
  • Blog
  • Speaking
    • Events
    • Media
  • Seeds of Faith Book Group
  • Daughters of Abraham
  • Contact

Lisa Larsen hill

Seeds of Faith Blog
Trust in God
Sep. 11, 2026

9/11 Twenty-Five Years Later

Twenty-five years ago, I went to the city early, excited to be going on a vacation with my husband leaving on an 8pm flight. I...

Keep reading

    Tagged: Time Management

  • Slow Down You Move Too Fast 0 Comments

    Recently, my husband and I watched In Restless Dreams: The Music of Paul Simon, a documentary about his life. I am a big fan of…

    Read More
  • Can you do two things simultaneously? 2 Comments

    Recently, I needed to get my car inspected. The shop I went to was busier than usual, and I asked John, the owner, why there…

    Read More

  • I’d love to stay connected. Join me for bimonthly stories of faith and encouragement.

    Sign up here

  • Recent Posts

    • 9/11 Twenty-Five Years Later
    • Look Up and You Will Know
    • Perseverance: When Faith Keeps Going

  • Recent Comments

    • Lisa Larsen Hill on 9/11 Twenty-Five Years Later
    • Carrie Turansky on 9/11 Twenty-Five Years Later
    • Lisa Larsen Hill on When Words Aren’t Enough: Lessons from Job

  • Archives

  • Categories

    • PRAYER FOR OUR LOST ONES AND THOSE LEFT BEHIND: T PRAYER FOR OUR LOST ONES AND THOSE LEFT BEHIND: Twenty-five years later, what does faithful remembrance ask of us? It is hard to believe that 25 years have passed since September 11, 2001, a day that remains buried deep within our hearts. Please join me in prayer. Dear Lord, We remember where we were that day, the reports coming in, the images before us, the tears shed, and a world in mourning. We pray for all those whose lives were taken too soon. We remember the spouses who never had the chance to say one more I love you and who were left to pick up the pieces of their lives and families. We pray for the children who lost parents that day, many of whom are now adults themselves. May they continue to feel Your presence surrounding them with love, comfort, strength, and hope. We lift up the first responders who, without hesitation and often without thought for their own safety, answered the call. We remember those who gave their lives that day and those who became ill and died in the years that followed. Lord, our world is still broken. In the midst of division, violence, and uncertainty, we ask for Your grace to guide us. Give us the courage and faith to believe that each of us can make a difference. Help us use the gifts You have given us to bring kindness where there is anger, hope where there is despair, and light where there is darkness. May our shared grief become shared hope, and may we carry the light of those we lost into a world that sorely needs it. Amen. https://lisalarsenhill.com/trust-in-god/9-11-twenty-five-years-later/
    WANT A GOOD READ? Poems and Prayers for the Season WANT A GOOD READ? Poems and Prayers for the Seasons by Jennifer Drummond As someone who loves nature, Poems and Prayers for the Seasons really spoke to me. Jennifer Drummond beautifully captures the changing seasons and the emotions, reflections, and spiritual lessons that come with them. It’s a lovely book to keep nearby for quiet moments of reflection and appreciation of the natural world. Highly recommended!
    I must admit, autumn is my favorite time of year. I must admit, autumn is my favorite time of year. I love the vibrant hues—the scarlet of the red maples, bursts of orange and deep red from the sugar maples, and the rich golds and bronzes of the oaks. Ahhh…can you already imagine it and smell that glorious earthy aroma? Fall seems to bring a renewed energy. We move from the lazy days of summer into crisp autumn days that invite us to recharge, refocus, and begin again. What are you diving into?
    UP NEXT ON THE CALENDAR: Seminar with the United M UP NEXT ON THE CALENDAR: Seminar with the United Methodist Church in Commack for United Women in Faith September 10th at 7pm After Roger and I preached at the church in June, I was invited back to speak with their United Women in Faith about the daughters of Zelophehad. We explore what these five courageous sisters can teach us today about faith, courage, and stepping forward. If you are in the area would love to have you join us!

  • Lisa Larsen hill

    • Home
    • About
    • Books
    • Blog
    • Speaking
      • Events
      • Media
    • Seeds of Faith Book Group
    • Daughters of Abraham
    • Contact

    • © All Rights Reserved | Lisa Larsen Hill | Privacy Policy
    Site design and development by kikaDESIGN