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Does it ever occur to us that God really wants to know how it is going in our lives from our perspective?  Does God really want to know how things are going in the details our daily lives?  Is He … Continue reading →

This Isaiah passage has been quoted often—many times by my dad before he left this planet!  Isaiah 40 was one of his favorites. My dad heard it from his mom, my grandma.  I’ve read and quoted it many times along … Continue reading →

“I’ll worry about that tomorrow, for tomorrow is another day.”  In the movie “Gone With the Wind”, the main character, Scarlet O’Hara, oldest daughter to a plantation owner in the south during the Civil War, said this more than once.  … Continue reading →

The hours spent in the waiting rooms of hospitals waiting on news of the condition of a loved one will never by replaced or restored to our lives.  Sometimes the wait is long and sometimes it is brief.  Either way, … Continue reading →

I must confess.  In spending the last month reading and studying this book of the prophet Isaiah, my eyes have been opened wider to the “clear and present danger” that is threating the world we live in from countries, states, … Continue reading →

When it comes to war, the words, “imminent threat with clear and present danger” are words not to be taken lightly.  Our country created a law that halts other laws when danger to the citizens of the United States is … Continue reading →

No one loves like God loves.  We love because God first loved us.  To know real love is to know God. All other love is manmade, manipulated, conditional and reversable.  God’s love is unchanging, unconditional, relentless, and irreversible.  God rescues … Continue reading →

God is and forever will be in control.  Evil is and will forever be repaid with evil by God who loves and leads His People back to Him, to His best life for them, to His love, care, protection, and … Continue reading →

As humans we are plagued with guilt in every part of our lives.  If you are not, then you have probably grown emotional callouses that don’t feel much of anything anymore.  Either way, it is a mournful place to live.  … Continue reading →

We rely on what we are told.  Right?!  Our parents’ words are the first we trust.  If our parents took us to church, we also learned to trust God.  Teachers of reading and writing were the next trustworthy adults in … Continue reading →