Last week I spent a wonderful day with my daughter, daughter-by-choice, five grandchildren and an “adopted” granddaughter. The children’s ages ranged from four years old down to ten weeks! What fun! Blessings upon blessings. The Lord granted us a gorgeous PA day with low temps and no humidity. The amusement park wasn’t crowded and we had a … More Wait Till You Ride the Phoenix
We’re probably all familiar with the food pyramid and its benefits, helping us to understand which foods we should eat. But could we use it to see what benefits the Word of God supplies for our spirits? We find some interesting parallels between eating food and feasting on the Word. Starting at the bottom of the pyramid, … More Spiritual Food Pyrimad
Our Sunday School class is studying women in the Bible, using Life Principles from the Women of the Bible (Book Two). It’s been a wonderful study and prompted a short story about Abigail and Nabal. What a wonderful example of God’s difficult-to-understand yet perfect way! His Way is Perfect – a short story about Abigail is my … More His Way is Perfect – a short story about Abigail
Father’s Day. I’m so thankful that we have this holiday worked into our calendar. As I watched my son-in-law fold his six feet two inch frame into a kiddie car with his two year old son, I was so proud of him and felt so blessed! That action spoke volumes to his son! Some of you … More Thanks, Dad! I Love You!
May 26th! That’s the last time I posted! I haven’t taken an intentional break—life just got busy. And now I have several posts swimming around in my head, and I’m trying to decide which should float to the top! After looking at several articles about Caitlyn Jenner, aka Bruce Jenner, which was prompted by my … More Swinging the Biblical Baseball Bat
I know this is two “borrowed” words in a row, but this was too good not to reblog! Rooted Thinking is a blog that I follow. These young men have great insight into the Word and the world in which we live! So, check it out! 🙂 After I Die–Then What?
Another golden nugget from my dear friend who is enjoying the unspeakable joys of heaven! Can’t wait to meet him! It is not easy to say that God is love when everything that happens actually gives the lie to it. Everyone’s soul represents some kind of battlefield. The point for each one is whether we … More Trust in Fact – Oswald Chambers
Jesus answered and said unto him, Verily, verily, I say unto thee, Except a man be born again, he cannot see the kingdom of God.John 3:3 As I held our newest grandchild in my arms, I was once again amazed at the creation of God! One line from one of my favorite songs says, “Creator … More Leaving the Comfort of the Womb
I came across this “poem”–it’s more of a prayer–the other day and thought I’d share it for Mother’s Day. Our oldest turned thirty this year! How did that happen? As I read the poem, it seemed like yesterday that I was the one in the hospital giving birth. Tommy arrived at 2:47 am after twenty-two … More Thank You, Lord
I suppose we all have our favorite Bible stories. I seem to gravitate to the ones where God shows His might in everyday occurrences. For example: Milk cows. It’s probably because I grew up on a farm that this story strikes a chord in my heart. It drums up memories of my father, taking the … More Our Amazing God or A Lesson from Cows
