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Ryanne Molinari

An Active & Imaginative Life


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  • Turn Your Eyes

    Turn Your Eyes

  • In All Things Thee to See

    In All Things Thee to See

  • The Singing Love of God

    The Singing Love of God

  • Last Things First: February–March 2026

    Last Things First: February–March 2026

  • The Narnian Magic of “Boring” Testimonies

    The Narnian Magic of “Boring” Testimonies

  • Church Body Dysmorphia

    Church Body Dysmorphia

  • Last Things First: January–February 2026

    Last Things First: January–February 2026

  • Waiting and Watching

    Waiting and Watching

  • Don’t Know What to Post? Try This!

    Don’t Know What to Post? Try This!

  • The Freedom of a Lower Reading Goal

    The Freedom of a Lower Reading Goal

  • A Little Theology of Exercise: Enjoying Christ in Body and Soul

    A Little Theology of Exercise: Enjoying Christ in Body and Soul

  • Last Things First: December 2025–January 2026

    Last Things First: December 2025–January 2026

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When my son was born, one of his eyes was squished shut while the other was wide open. Mere seconds old, he lifted his head and valiantly sought to take in his new and, I imagine, startling surroundings. He squinted at my face, his lower lip quivering with the effort. Wide-eyed behind my glasses, I stared back, utterly transfixed. Do you know this glorious piece? I’m a huge fan of this transcription by Maurizio Machella. Comment “lent” and I’ll send you the answer and more info! When today’s sermon and your current favorite poem match perfectly. ✝️ Five years ago, Billy and I were engaged and wondering where the Lord was calling us. We certainly didn’t expect it to be a small church in Iowa—a church that began in a barn and moved into an old acupuncture clinic, that dared to stand for truth even when it was costly, that welcomed us with open arms and lots of chocolate. I admit that I wasn’t sure what would happen to this little church, but God had big plans. In my experience, pastors and ministry leaders often stock their libraries primarily with prose. Systematic theologies and concordances line my husband’s office. Our basement library is largely populated by Christian living resources, and our upstairs shelves are loaded with volumes on church health. Have you read “Spirit-Filled Singing” yet? Which fruit of the Spirit do you most associate with musical worship? From my latest blog post. 💛 May you know the astonishing love of our Lord, whose mercies are new each morning. Instilling a love of reading as early as possible. 📚 I did have to pause Les Mis, though, because a 10 lb baby and 1,000+ page book were too much for my back to handle just now. 😬 A blessed Ash Wednesday to you all. ✝️

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  • In All Things Thee to See
  • The Singing Love of God

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