I’m readily admit that I’m an avid reader and always have been. But of all the books I’ve read this year, this is the only one I’ve asked my husband to read. This is the one about which I couldn’t wait to tell my sister-in-law and brother-in-law. Through this book,…
Quite the difference in being alone versus being lonely, isn’t there?  With a family of six children and one on the way, I can honestly say I’m rarely lonely and rarely alone. 🙂 When I make a mistake or forget something, my husband often jokes and says I’m in timeout. …
For the last few weeks, each Thursday the Lord has directed me to post about someone in my life that makes a difference through their daily decisions. When I think about what the three individuals I’ve written about so far, the one thing they have in common is a servant’s…
This week’s Women of Faith devotional by Marilyn Meberg discusses how Christians have the choice of “fear” or “cheer.” What a timely message for me personally, as this morning I read II Timothy 1:7: For God has not given us the spirit of fear, but of power, and of love,…
This week “Thankful Thursday” is about another great Christian who is a faithful example of following God’s plan for her life, without notoriety, fame, or fortune. Â Just simply taking a task and doing what God called her to do. Pauline Harrison is a dear 78 yr. old lady from…
“Outlive Your Life” is essentially the tale of the book of Acts, with stories molded and brought to life in a modern interpretation that only a superb storyteller such as Max Lucado can weave together. On the back cover, Max explains this book of the Bible, Acts: “It’s the story…
Convicted. Period. This week’s Women of Faith Talk Back asks an engaging question: Have you experienced a delay—and later learned it saved you from something worse than a wait? I can’t say that I’ve learned of a delay that saved me from something worse than a wait, but I can…
In continuing with giving thanks for dedicated Christian individuals, this week I chose Pam Koons.  I first met Pam through the church newborn nursery almost nine years ago. She was the first worker to which I passed my sweet son, Michael, and her attentiveness and care to not only his…
Many times we talk about people and things we are thankful for as the Thanksgiving holiday approaches. God has blessed me so much that I often make short lists just to remind myself of His blessings just for that day! But for the next several weeks, I felt the Lord…
On Friday, friends and family joined together to celebrate our daughter, Taylor’s, fourteenth birthday! This was a great milestone, as the average life span for Taylor’s disease is ten to fifteen years. We owe a huge thank you to two very special companies! Icing Smiles! A program for terminally ill…
I have postponed writing this post for days because the words are so very strong in my heart.  Tuesday was my dear Taylor’s birthday and with just a quick little note on Facebook, I received many birthday wishes and greetings for her. But one stood out above the rest. It…
This week’s Women of Faith devotional by Patsy Clairmont was a little too easy to relate to! Patsy discusses her lack of a sense of good direction and mentions how much we need our Heavenly Father to be our Guide. The question of the week was: How are you at…
