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A backed up world.
When My oldest son was about three he went to work on a bowl of cherries a friend in Ukraine gave us. We didn’t realize until it was too late that he was eating the …
Encouragement
posts relating to our emotions, motivation, and self-worth
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We Played the Flute for You
I have been at camps and Vacation Bible Schools and then more camps all summer. The most recent one, constructed a small-scale template of society. The kids were divided into teams by ‘table groups’ (in …
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Two Mites
One thing that has always been hard for me to do is remember that God has an aerial view of my accomplishments while I don’t see beyond the trenches I am working in. While working …
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Freudian’s Slip
Sigmond Freud was one of the first to attempt to place a definition to the parts of the human mind. As studies of the human mind continue to develop, and we attempt to comprehend the …
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Not my circus, not my monkey
Just a few months ago, In April of 2023, the news in Henan province China reported two lions escaped from their enclosure during their act. Parents grabbed their children and fled the circus. Circus staff …
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Power of Prayer
When I cleaned houses, after a long day at work I would come home and ask Andrew why one family needed so many bathrooms? There was one house, I used to clean that was 7,500 …
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Not-So-Green Thumb
You would think that I would be good with plants. I mean, Green is literally my last name! but no, I don’t have a green thumb, or even a brown one; I have a black …
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Plan B
A few weeks ago, I shared a testimony of a woman whose patience in a marriage with a non-Christian paid off, but what about those times, when you faithfully follow the recipe, but it doesn’t …
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Everlasting Life Sentence
It seems like every church has one; the energizer bunny that makes everything happen in the church. They just seem to go and go, and you wonder if they’ll ever stop. Ours, in Reno, Nevada, …
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24/7/365
I clearly remember the day my husband said, “I think I will go to church with you tomorrow.” We owned a software company at the time, and if you’ve ever owned a business, you know …