It was over 60 years ago but I still remember the day as if it were yesterday. What an exciting day! The day my family got a television set. The first television I saw was at my grandmother’s house. It had a very tiny screen and, of course, the shows were in black and white. […]
Posted on August 27, 2023 by Grandma’s Ramblings This entry was posted in Belief in God, Bible, Christian Life, Faith, Praise, Prayer, Uncategorized, Word of God, Worship and tagged Belief in God, Bible, Faith, Joy, Joy of the Lord, Nehemiah, psalms, Word of God by Grandma’s Ramblings. Bookmark the permalink.
Asked if he thought Jesus was Caucasian as depicted in many paintings, Dr. E.V. Hill gave this answer: “I don’t know anything about a white Jesus…I know about Christ, a Savior named Jesus. I don’t know what color He is. He was born in the brown Middle East; He fled to black Africa; and He […]
My husband’s older sister recently died. Eight years older than my husband he always loved visiting with her. He has written a poem which I wanted to share today in her honor. While we grieve it is not without hope. Mary committed her life to Jesus Christ years ago, so we share that hope of […]
Posted on August 9, 2023 by Grandma’s Ramblings This entry was posted in Belief in God, Faith, Life, Uncategorized and tagged bravery, commitment, courage, Faith by Grandma’s Ramblings. Bookmark the permalink.
Just because someone plays Beethoven badly does not mean Beethoven was a bad composer. Just because someone lives the Christian life poorly does not mean that Jesus is not worth following. God does not ask you to be like other Christians, He asks you to be like Jesus Christ. That is a BIG difference.
I wrote this blog several years ago but today’s sermon reminded me of this. Our pastor is giving a series on the life of Joseph. One question she raised was when we do not know what to do, who do we turn to? This brought back the memory of how God is always there for […]
We think of Alaska as American territory, but the first permanent North American settlement in Alaska by non-natives was Russia in 1784. Emperor Peter I commissioned Vitus Bering to explore the area. He led an expedition from 1725 to 1727 making a map of the northern part of the Pacific Ocean. Following his explorations, it […]
