My Mom held a broken piece of metal in the air. “Look at this,” she said. She and my Dad had gone to get their car washed. And when they returned home, they found the car door handle had been broken. Those responsible, rather than admit their guilt, had tossed the piece on the driver’s …
One bad apple. I was at my desk following my morning routine the other day. The screen reader installed in my computer read Psalm 34 to me. (This is because I’m blind and use a screen reader to operate my computer). So, there I was, delighting in God’s Word while I munched on my morning …
March 30, 2018 Class reunions are so much fun…not. “Wow, you didn’t change a bit,” I heard a friend say. But how can one not change during decades? Of course, we change. But we say state the “politically correct” thing. After all, we’re reuniting with friends from our youth. Those friends that joined us …
March 23, 2018 For you this week, a guest post from Carol Graham who has a story that’s sure to inspire. Carol found that when the world says something is impossible, when doctors give you a hopeless diagnosis, and the future looks dim…we have a choice. The choice to believe God. Carol’s real-life story will …
March 16, 2018 When evil attacks, our soul wants to shrink in pain, our heart shatters and our mind fills with gloom. Unless we run to God’s promises for refuge. We need His protection because often as unexpected as rain on a sunny day, adversity pours. And when it does, we’re stunned at the reason …
March 9, 2018 OUTCOMES “God never takes away something from your life without replacing it with something better.” “Your home is in heaven. You’re only traveling through this world.” ~Billy Graham The Key to Thriving The key to thriving amid personal crises and unwanted pressures is to live every day in step with Me. …
March 2, 2018 During my recent visit to West Palm Beach, God had a wonderful surprise waiting for me. The lovely couple who hosted me quickly became my close friends. I learned an interesting fact about them. “His closet is meticulously organized,” my friend said about her husband. “All hangers are spaced evenly and all …
February 23, 2018 “I took my small dog for a walk one night,” my friend Ian said. “The area was dark except for a light near the big fountain in the courtyard of the apartment complex.” “I heard my neighbor yell from her second-floor balcony. But the sound of the water in the nearby fountain …
February 16, 2018 Stop crying. That’s enough! It wasn’t that bad. Stop it now. These are words others used to calm my little granddaughter’s cries after a scraped knee. Have a Different Approach Being the wise grandma I try to be, I have a different approach. I scoop her up in my arms. Hold her tight, …
February 9, 2018 All banks closed. too bad. Airport shut down, that’s life. No water or electricity, sorry! That was our hometown in Bolivia each time a revolution exploded. Not far from us, only blocks from where we lived. Now, they are but ugly memories from the past. No Way Back But recently, …