It makes me shudder to think what it would be like if Jesus were an impersonal God. To serve a God Who didn’t want a relationship with us would make every day unimaginably lonely and difficult. And worse, how empty … Continue reading →
Has it been awhile since you’ve read the Good Friday account from the Scriptures? If so, consider reading the last chapters of the Gospels (especially in the Amplified Bible) and spend time thinking about all Jesus experienced, emotionally and physically. … Continue reading →
I hear from many people, including Christians, about how much they’re struggling with depression and anxiety, especially during the holidays. And it saddens me that they feel they have to confess it in a whisper. Their whispered confession is less … Continue reading →
Immediately following 9/11, I cringed every time I heard a plane fly overhead. Like so many others, I prayed for our nation’s survival. That frightful event’s only bright spot was that it brought our nation together – for a short … Continue reading →
Bert and I were saddened when we heard our friend, Wallace, only had weeks to live due to advanced leukemia. That was over six months ago. Wallace is not in remission; however, he has rebounded so well that the hospice … Continue reading →
