It’s Thanksgiving week and it’s possible that you have had to postpone plans and celebrations. Looking forward to Christmas, I know all are wondering, “Will we be able to gather?” In the midst of restrictions and cancellations due to COVID, … Read More
Thanksgiving is right around the corner. It’s always been a favorite holiday of mine. Family, friends, pie, and pure gratitude for all God has done over the past year. But this year might be a bit different. Right? Depending on … Read More
This has certainly been a season of uncertainty. As COVID numbers rise, schools are once again starting to shut down and churches are wondering if they should also close for a season. Election results weren’t determined for several days and … Read More
The other day I overheard a conversation between my 5-year-old grandson, Noah, and his Mama. Noah said, “Everett’s mom says, ‘Talk to me like I’m the Queen!’” Ah, that’s solid wisdom right there! In our world of harsh and caustic … Read More
One of my favorite things is a beautiful invitation. Right? It’s so exciting to be invited to a special event. I remember when Steve and I were living in Sudan receiving an invitation to the US Ambassador’s house for Thanksgiving … Read More
We are living in some of the most polarized times in history. Yet, at this particular moment in history, God has appointed you to be alive. His plan and purpose are that you advertise His love and wisdom to the … Read More
Yesterday we had a bunch of our grandkids over. In the morning I had told my little granddaughter, Tori, that we would bake brownies – but as the day progressed, I forgot all about my promise. Later near dinner time, … Read More
It’s been quite the week, hasn’t it? First, the most caustic presidential debate in our history! The President and several others in the White House being infected with COVID. The stock market falling. Fires raging in California so large that … Read More
A few years ago, Steve and I hosted a cruise for some friends of ours in the radio industry. I had never been on a cruise ship before, so I wasn’t sure what to expect. Our room was near the … Read More
Maximus the Confessor (580-662 AD) was a Christian theologian, a monk, and an advisor to Constantinople. He taught about “interior freedom” which could only be experienced by those “who can close their eyes to the fault of a friend.”[1] Nothing … Read More
