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What do you see when you look in the mirror? Many times when I look in the mirror, I do not like what I see. My neck is showing my age. My nose is too big. My pores get larger every year it seems. My hair is very thin (so I put on a wig […]
Reading a friend’s blog today got my mind thinking about how fast this year has gone by. How fast my life is going by. As I thought about the years already past (76) and wondered how many years lie ahead of me, I thought of the story in the Bible of Enoch. In the genealogy […]
One of the most beautiful worship songs I know. Close your eyes and invite Jesus’ presence to fill your heart. DISCLAIMER: I am not advocating for either candidate. How you vote is strictly your privilege as an American and I do not desire to try to influence anyone in any direction. But as one who […]
I shared earlier this week a new game my husband and I have discovered and that we love. The game is so popular there are many different versions. From One Addiction to Another If you are interested, check out one – or two – or more of these. Ticket to Ride (original version) Ticket to Ride […]
Reading a friend’s blog today got my mind thinking about how fast this year has gone by. How fast my life is going by. As I thought about the years already past (76) and wondered how many years lie ahead of me, I thought of the story in the Bible of Enoch. In the genealogy […]
Halloween decorations are off the shelf – and even before we celebrate Thanksgiving, the stores are filled with Christmas decorations and music. Many of my friends tell me they are busy with their Christmas shopping list. It is amazing to me how much money we spend at Christmas. According to the National Retail Federation, American […]
NOTE: I never want to be political on my blog. This post is not meant to do that. But our current political situation can often be the elephant in the room as family and friends gather. If you, like me, sometimes find yourself a little concerned about our future, I hope this will help you.) […]
One of the most beautiful worship songs I know. Close your eyes and invite Jesus’ presence to fill your heart. In the book of Genesis when the Lord spoke to Moses out of the burning bush instructing him to go to Egypt and lead the Israelites out of bondage, Moses asked his name. The reply […]
I’m sure many of you have heard the story behind this song “It Is Well.” But if you have not, here it is. It is an inspiring testimony of how God is present in the middle of our tragedies. That does not mean a Christian feels no pain, heartache, sorrow. Rather it proclaims that God […]
Recently I heard a sermon about the fourth man – from the book of Daniel. Powerful! Chapter 3 of Daniel tells us the story of the three Hebrew children, Shadrach, Meshach and Abednego. When they refused to worship the image of King Nebuchadnezzar they were bound and cast into a fiery furnace. I love their […]
This Sunday I had to miss church. It is the second Sunday I have missed because I have been sick. Recovering now, but I so hate to miss church. Somehow the week is just not the same when I have not been able to meet with my church family and join in praise of God […]
Many who study the Bible never really look at the Old Testament and the truths of the Tabernacle found there. But much of the Bible is revealed in a study of the Tabernacle. More than 50 chapters are devoted to the details of the Tabernacle. In Exodus chapters 25-40 give guidance on the construction of […]
I read this story a few years ago. I do not know who wrote it. It is not original with me but at this time of Thanksgiving I think it is so appropriate. “One afternoon a shopper at the local mall felt the need for a coffee break. She bought herself a little bag of […]
