What a title for Christmas! But it’s a lesson that I’m obviously still learning as EVERYTHING went wrong making this podcast! Hope it is a blessing and you’re a faster learner than I am! Remember, John 3:16 is for salvation, Ephesian 3:16 is for sanctification. 🙂 Merry Christmas and Happy New Year … More Your Dark Side
I’m a bit of a clock maniac. I don’t know why I love them so much, but this one in particular is very special. … More Come on in!
A dear, sweet older couple who are now with the Lord introduced us to the Fishwrapper paper. I hadn’t looked at it for years. It’s delightful, and I like that I can get it online. The title is from the front page article, November 18, 2025 edition. It’s full of great advice from a seventy-nine-year-old … More Wise Words from an Old Lady
A 25-day devotional and a Christmas story ready to make your holiday season more meaningful. … More Lessons for Christmas
Yesterday, I attended the fortieth Ladies’ Seminar at the Independent Bible Church of Duryea. So many fond memories and dear friends greeted me there. I supposed it’s a part of old age, but for me, it was a sobering thought to think of all the friends are now with the Lord, and I must wonder … More Gregarious Gathering
In like manner, our loving Lord will protect His child, even from His other children. … More Guarding the Sheep
“I don’t want to strike the rock.” This is my husband’s constant desire, especially since a year ago, circumstances at our church threw more responsibilities back on his plate. What does he mean by that statement, and what can we learn from Moses, who, sadly, did strike the rock? Numbers twenty records the incident that … More The Old Man at the Rock
Deep cleaning reaches the places I may not see or choose to ignore. … More Deep Clean and the Coffee Press
Here’s more information about prayer and asking for firgiveness, AND a wonderful quote for the “humble retire Christian” from C. S. Spurgeon. … More P.S. “And Forgive Us Trespasses”
“Herein is love, not that we loved God, but that he loved us, and sent his Son to be the propitiation for our sins” (1 John 4:10). He fell to his knees, trembling, and looked up into the treetops. “Oh Father, how could I have ever thought that anything at all was required by my hands?” David Brainerd … More Let Me Whet Your Appetite!
Beyond Common Sense 