Welcome, January 2022 . . . you can stop hiding behind the door. You’re a new year, and you bring us new opportunities to do what matters.
The problem, as we all know, is that there are so many things that matter. How do we choose what matters the most?
I hope as the …
Readers, today it’s my distinct pleasure to introduce you to my friend, Deena Adams. She is an author and blogger whose passion is hope-filled offerings, both in stories and on her website. I subscribe to her site and never come away from an email or blog post without an uplift to my spirit. I encourage you to check out her …
A Book Review
Sometimes you strike gold…
When was the last time you picked up a book and were blown away by the first sentence? Magic, right?
That happened to me when I picked up Mary DeMuth’s book, Jesus Every Day, pictured here. For anyone who has followed me for awhile, you know that …
This guy, my Dad, was and still is my hero. He served his country in the Navy during the Korean War. He and Mom reared four children, losing two along the way. He taught me the meaning of integrity and keeping my word. I can’t remember a time when he made a promise he didn’t keep. If I …
The Story of A Mom
There’s never been a human or animal or insect or fish who has entered planet earth’s atmosphere without a mother. Say what you will about Mom, we all have one. Sometimes the mother we claim isn’t the one who gave birth to us, but there was still an umbilical connection with …
(This is not a Covid post…!)
This is not another blog about Covid…shudder! I must make that clear at the outset, before you hit the delete key.
No, this is about a more subtle kind of mask, the kind that cannot be seen with the naked eye, but only with the eyes of the …
“Then I went down to the potter’s house, and there he was, making something at the wheel. And the vessel that he made of clay was marred in the hand of the potter; so he made it again into another vessel, as it seemed good to the potter to make.” Jeremiah 18:3-4 (NKJV)…
What is a kiss?
According to Webster, it’s a physical expression of affection and loyalty. It can be platonic, as a kiss on the cheek or forehead; or romantic, the pressing of lips together. But I bet this is old news, isn’t it?
Kissing is as old as …
“Let your speech always be with grace…” (Colossians 4:6)
When I was in the eighth grade about a millennium ago, I took home economics. It wasn’t my choice. I’d rather have been in shop, but back in the ’60s, girls took home ec and boys took shop. I’d have done better …
“What is this, Eve?” Adam pointed at his feet where a strange plant grew. He was sure he’d never seen it before. It had spiny branches, small purple flowers, and thorns longer than Adam’s little finger.
“I don’t know, Husband.” She knelt at his feet and touched the stiff spines. “But I like the …
