Monthly Archives: June 2023

After living in this world for seventy plus years, I’m learning I cannot always trust what people say to me.  (I know, right?!)  You have probably discovered this, too.  It only takes a small amount of time on earth to … Continue reading →

There is a chorus of my youth I still recall when challenging situations overwhelm me.  Just singing a few lines lifts my thinking to a higher, more realistic perspective of the circumstance—God’s perspective.  So, let’s talk about Jesus! Let’s talk … Continue reading →

… God of AbrahamYou’re the God of covenantAnd of faithful promisesTime and time againYou have provenYou’ll do just what You said … Though the storms may come and the winds may blowI’ll remain steadfastAnd let my heart learn, when You speak a … Continue reading →

I think it is safe to say these rhetorical questions have angrily or bitterly come from our lips more than once in our lives:  What am I doing wrong, why won’t this work?   Why won’t life work for me? Why … Continue reading →

We greatly enjoy going west to see family in Cody, Wyoming who are fun to be with as we laugh over stories in our past lives with those we love.  We are in awe of this part of the country … Continue reading →

It seems believers must always judge each other on how we worship, the way we worship, the songs we sing or don’t sing, the platform of praise, the people who lead, the clothes they wear, the way they raise their … Continue reading →

What a day that will beWhen my Jesus I shall seeAnd I look upon his faceThe one who saved me by his graceWhen he takes me by the handAnd leads me through the Promised LandWhat a day, glorious day that … Continue reading →

There is a fountain filled with blood  Drawn from Immanuel’s veins;And sinners, plunged beneath that flood,  Lose all their guilty stains:  Lose all their guilty stains,  Lose all their guilty stains;And sinners, plunged beneath that flood,  Lose all their guilty stains… Zechariah 13, The Message … Continue reading →

I don’t know about you, but I get so disappointed by “click bait” when searching for real news of what is interesting to me and might help me to know more so I can learn more.  What is clickbait, you … Continue reading →

As I have written before in some of these posts, I used to teach first grade.  Early in my years of teaching, I acquired a tall paper mâché rabbit made by my husband for one of his college classes for … Continue reading →