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Have you ever wondered what it’s like to write a book? I wondered too – for a long time. Then, I finally took the plunge. This blog is an offshoot of that decision … and the journey continues.
Have you ever wondered what it’s like to write a book? I wondered too – for a long time. Then, I finally took the plunge. This blog is an offshoot of that decision … and the journey continues.
I had a very early morning yesterday that I want to remember ... not how I got there, but what the outcome was. Maybe it will be of help to you also ...
For many years, most of my Bible reading came in the form of devotionals or specific studies. It was probably a little more than fifteen years ago that I decided if I was going to try to talk to people about Jesus, and write about my faith, I probably should be able to say “yes” when someone asked if I’d ever read the whole Bible ...
Would you like to know who/what Boom Boom is? (And, no it's not an exotic club or dancer!) Read on to make the discovery ...
After Job’s losses and his suffering, God restored everything to him that had been taken away. Do you suppose Job ever had a quiver of fear about receiving new property, new cattle, new vineyards … and most of all new children? Did he ever wonder if perhaps he would have to go through that loss again – and maybe it would be better to say “no thank you” to God than to take the risk?
I originally wrote this last spring and it's been languishing in my files since then. I pulled it back out about a week ago, did some rewriting and refreshing, and now I think it's ready to share. Oh, and by the way, we've been back in Florida now for almost a month ... and I just had my first snake sighting for this go-round yesterday afternoon. And he was probably the biggest one yet! Enjoy ...
What do you do when your life begins to overwhelm you?
Webster's dictionary defines it as "the force of impressions of one thing on another: a significant or major effect."
Well, I've been told that in Scripture it is the number that denotes completion ...
If you are made uncomfortable by reading or thinking about snakes and/or mice, you might want to skip this particular post. I only say this because I have both friends and relatives who experience the “creepy-crawlies” at just the mention of them … and I’m going to do more than simply mention them. Consider yourself warned …
I've heard and seen the first section of Psalm 4:4 many, many times over the years. But tonight ...?