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Randy and I were blessed to make a trip to Purdue University this past weekend to see our grandson play his instrument with the college orchestra in his first year in college. The music was beautifully and artistically executed.  It … Continue reading →

All to Jesus I surrenderAll to Him I freely giveI will ever love and trust HimIn His presence daily live I surrender allI surrender allAll to TheeMy blessed SaviorI surrender all This old hymn is playing in the background of … Continue reading →

We come so close to thinking we have life figured out.  It is in these “figured out” times that we realize that the more we know, the more we don’t know, and need to know.  We want God on our … Continue reading →

Let’s get right to the Truth for the Truth sets us free!  It is really “sad-you-see” if you don’t believe in Jesus as Savior and Lord, the One and Only Son of God who paid the debt of all the … Continue reading →

“The earth is the Lord’s, and all it contains, the world, and those who dwell in it.”    Psalm 24:1 “For every house is built by someone, but the builder of all things is God.” Hebrews 3:4 “The silver is Mine and … Continue reading →

When two people decide to have a child produced from their deep love for each other, investments are made for the child even before he/she arrives.  We make a precious space to make room for the little human who will … Continue reading →

As a public school teacher, you learn quickly (or should) to ask questions before deciding the punishment of misbehaving students.  What you observed from a distance might be totally different than what you thought at first when you question the … Continue reading →

There was a time in my life that I will never forget.  There I was, all those years ago, with text books, notes on lectures, and other resources all around me with only a lamp light.  After teaching all day … Continue reading →

“How bad is it?”  “Is it fixable?”  “Can we rebuild or is it a total loss?”  “What can be salvaged?” These are some of many questions in the minds of those who go through the aftermath of a tornado or … Continue reading →

According to Matthew, there were two blind beggars sitting by the road (Matthew 20:29–34), and Mark gives the name of one of them— “Bartimaeus.” Both Mark and Luke (Luke 18:35–43) focus attention on him since he was the more vocal … Continue reading →