Nature has a course, and takes it
Aging. I’m not a fan. The wrinkles, the loss of vision and hearing, the debilitating aches and pains. I feel so bad for my husband. 🙂 Nah. That’s me too . . .… Continue reading
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On death and aging
I’m 68 years old. And a half. (I like to be precise.) This series of posts is about what life is like for a 68 1/2 year old woman. Maybe you can relate.… Continue reading
She persisted
Now is the time for great faith. If you’re a Christian, as I am, you’ve likely been asking God to intervene in the affairs of our nation to restore righteousness and reason, as… Continue reading
We are his cause
A lot of us humans have a pet cause, which is one of the things that sets us apart from the animal kingdom – our pets don’t have a human cause. But, of… Continue reading
Now is the day of salvation, but night is coming
The end is near. Jesus is coming back soon; I just know it. If you’ve been putting off faith in God because you figured you had plenty of time to repent, I’d suggest… Continue reading
So many faulty compasses
Has there ever been a time when so much evil is being done in the name of good? Consider just some of the evidence: Why are so many in our day misguided and… Continue reading
We have the power
Christians are a different breed. We look like everyone else but as “reborn” ones we possess a life force that non-Christians do not have. Strange but true. All who have turned to God… Continue reading
Are we slaves to sin?
Suppose you were involved in a collision on the highway because your brakes suddenly went out. When the police arrived you told them, “I slammed on the brakes but nothing happened. I couldn’t… Continue reading
The devil made me do it
Imagine with me that in Sunday’s big game every time Kansas City Chiefs QB Patrick Mahomes steps out on the field he’s thinking, “Man, I know I’m going to throw an interception. I… Continue reading
Will somebody please distinguish between defending the man and voting for him?
Here we are again, four years later. Though I was praying for Ron DeSantis to somehow be the nominee, I present the same argument for Donald Trump that I did back then. In… Continue reading
Imagine there’s no heaven…or Super Bowl
The Cleveland Browns secured a spot in the playoffs Thursday night. Which reminded me of how life is like football. Here’s how I saw it in February of 2021. Imagine there’s no heaven.… Continue reading
The peace we need most
It’s pretty peaceful here where I live, at least outwardly. Our local towns aren’t plagued by violent robbers and rioters; murderers and malcontents don’t roam the streets. Within some of our homes, however,… Continue reading
Do we trust the driver or do we bail?
Driving the Ohio turnpike in a winter storm at night is, shall we say, adventuresome. Snow completely covering the road and blowing everywhere, drivers having to guess where the lanes are while struggling… Continue reading
That’s why we get monthly bills
I can’t remember Thanksgivings. With nine brothers and sisters, who eventually were bringing spouses and children, you would think every one would be memorable, if only for the chaos and commotion. But my… Continue reading
Don’t add stupid to guilty
How can anyone do such a thing? Have they no common human decency? What is the matter with people? The more I read the news, both current and past, the more attractive living… Continue reading