“Pastor, I think that I have more hope now than I’ve ever had.” That was her words. Strange words in a way. The lady was filled with hope, but not for the reasons that you might expect. She wasn’t filled … Continue reading
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I do not want to anyone to read this and assume that I have the Christian life mastered. I do not! I don’t even think I am close; and the closer I get, the further away I realize I am. … Continue reading
The Holiday Season brings so many emotions for me. Sometimes, I feel like my mind is in the midst of a whirlwind. I have many pleasant feelings and lots of stressful feelings, too. Fortunately, the pleasant thoughts far outweigh the … Continue reading
Another dream I have for my children is that they will be tough. I don’t mean calloused or crabby, but I mean strong. Many people have strong muscles, and there is no shortage of those who would like to tell … Continue reading
As a teenager, I was in positions of leadership. I was a leader in my youth group, I had my own bus route, and I was a lead puppeteer at my church. In all of these situations, I was still … Continue reading
“If thou faint in the day of adversity, thy strength is small.” Proverbs 24:10 When I was a kid, I always found it prudent to confront a big bully from a safe distance. My bravery at pointing out the guy … Continue reading
One afternoon my husband and I were walking in the park. We were enjoying the shade of a beautiful oak tree when we saw something that disturbed us. There was an elderly gentleman in strange clothes weeping on the park … Continue reading
“And if a house be divided against itself, that house cannot stand.” Mark 3:25 Although it has been called such, America has never been an actual “melting pot.” Most people groups have always maintained their unique culture and identity. However, … Continue reading
“I have glorified thee on the earth: I have finished the work which thou gavest me to do.” John 17:4 As a boy, I always had tremendous respect and love for my father. In my eyes, there was no greater … Continue reading
Misery is having the flu visit your home. The flu, COVID, or any other sickness is a visitor that wears out its welcome. About the time one person gets well, another person gets sick. You live in dread that the … Continue reading