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Scattered Moments

Scattered Moments

著者: Matt Tullos
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Brief reflections on faith, adversity, and the quiet places where grace appears.


Each episode of Scattered Moments is a brief journey through the unexpected classrooms where God does His deepest work — hospital rooms and sanctuaries, seasons of grief and flashes of joy, the ordinary moments where grace shows up and changes everything.


Drawing from over forty years of writing, ministry, and life in the trenches, Matt Tullos weaves together original poetry, hymn stories, Scripture, and honest reflection to remind you that even adversity, you are not alone.


Three Types of Episodes:

Scattered Moments: Brief Reflections on Faith, Adversity and the Quiet Places

Guided Meditations: Opportunities to Encounter God through Meditation

Moments Almanac: Released Every Morning, Reflecting on the Meaning of Each Day,


Take heart, notice the scattered moments, and share the grace.

© 2026 Scattered Moments
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  • June 23, 2026 | Moments Almanac | Write
    2026/06/23

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    On June 23, 1683, William Penn signed a remarkable treaty with the Lenni Lenape people of Pennsylvania—a peace agreement built not on force or fear, but on mutual respect and trust. Penn believed God's law was already written on the human heart.

    Nearly two centuries later, on June 23, 1868, Christopher Latham Sholes received a patent for an invention that would change the way ideas travel through the world: the typewriter.

    One man used words to build peace. Another built a machine that would carry words across generations.

    Together, their stories point us back to an ancient promise from Jeremiah: "I will put my law within them, and I will write it on their hearts."

    Join us as we explore treaties, typewriters, Quakers, keyboards, and the grace that is often written into the world long before it is written on a page.

    Scripture: Jeremiah 31:33

    Hymn: "Dear Lord and Father of Mankind" by John Greenleaf Whittier

    Take heart. Notice the scattered moments. Share the grace.

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  • The Run-On Sentence of Grace
    2026/06/22

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    The Run-On Sentence of Grace


    This may be the longest sentence we’ve ever attempted on Scattered Moments.

    A breathless list of all the things we use to measure ourselves—and each other: weight, IQ, credit score, parenting success, athletic ability, Facebook friends, square footage, the size of your boat, the shine on your floor, and about a hundred other things that seem important until they aren’t.

    The good news?

    God’s love isn’t hanging on any of them.

    Not your résumé. Not your failures. Not your reputation. Not your best day. Not your worst day.

    In this short reflection, Matt Tullos explores the wonderfully unfair, gloriously liberating truth that God’s acceptance is rooted in His grace, not our performance.

    Because God loves whom He loves—and He has never needed our permission.

    Take a deep breath. The sentence may run on forever, but grace gets to the point.

    #ScatteredMoments #Grace #Gospel #ChristianPodcast #Faith #Mercy #GodsLove #Hope #ChristianLiving

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  • June 22, 2026 | Moments Almanac | Departure
    2026/06/22

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    On June 22, 1714, Matthew Henry died on the road at fifty-one — thrown from his horse, laid down in a stranger's house, his great commentary on Scripture unfinished. His last words: "A life spent in the service of God and communion with him is the most comfortable and pleasant life anyone can live." Thirteen men finished the work after he was gone.

    On June 22, 1750, Jonathan Edwards was fired from his Northampton congregation — 230 votes to 23, after twenty-three years of ministry. He received the shock unshaken, went to a frontier mission outpost, and wrote what many consider the greatest work of theology ever produced on American soil.

    Both men left work they couldn't finish. Both trusted that faithfulness in their portion was enough.

    Today's Moments Almanac sits with that truth.

    Scripture: 2 Timothy 4:7–8 | Hymn: "O God, Our Help in Ages Past," Isaac Watts (1719)

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