Are you losing your last ray of hope? Part 2

Can you rest in the Lord when your world is spinning? Testing, Testing, 1, 2, 3 . . . My doctor sent me to the ER in 2015 to get a scan to rule out a brain bleed. I suffered with a bout of Vertigo for a 24-hour period and he wanted to play it … Continue reading Are you losing your last ray of hope? Part 2

Are you losing your last ray of hope? Part 1

Another heartbreaking announcement, another marriage terminated, another deadly diagnosis, another life wrecked, another day of pain, do you ever wonder when it will end? Are you losing your last bit of hope? Has the light grown so dim you struggle with feelings of desperation and despair? We live in a fallen world, a world tainted … Continue reading Are you losing your last ray of hope? Part 1

“NOT THROWING IN THE TOWEL”!

My freshman year of college was exciting but yet terrifying for a small-town girl. You can say I was definitely out of my comfort zone! Like when Dr. Hugley asked me to pray at the start of Missions class! You mean, out loud so the whole class can hear?!! I know he called on me … Continue reading “NOT THROWING IN THE TOWEL”!

The Big Cover-Up!

Have you felt your life is “one-big-whopping-fog-filled” existence, pushing through year after year trying to keep your head above water? Having a “brain-fog” serves a purpose for a small percentage of the journey, but it’s never meant to be the totality of the assignment. And when you realize certain individuals have been responsible for pushing … Continue reading The Big Cover-Up!

Ten Thousand Little Acts

As I read various devotional materials, I am always looking for that encouraging message to aid a middle-aged “young man,” who finds himself in jail. My own spiritual life has been enriched as I search through the purpose-driven author’s wise counsel and deep spiritual truths taken from the Word of God. Paying a visit to … Continue reading Ten Thousand Little Acts

Grow Plant Grow!

Stopping by Lowe’s on a Sunday afternoon, when spring has sprung, causes some major wanting! And I don’t think I’m the only one desiring a yard full of God’s created masterpieces. The place is typically swarming. Certainly, the thrill of a plant growing is captivating. Yet, the growing process is not always successful or without … Continue reading Grow Plant Grow!

Lessons from the Grand

While in the garage watching my grandson play his innovatively made-up game, and hidden behind my shades, I chuckle under my breath until tears roll. He’s totally oblivious to the delightful entertainment that he provides. Others might think it cruel that I am laughing at his struggles while playing these games, but just think of … Continue reading Lessons from the Grand

The journey is not a paved road!!

Lord, I want to do it myself! Feeling frustrated, I left the kitchen and stepped out onto the front porch. My new neighbor across the way, whom I had given a few quick waves, but not actually met, was in his driveway washing his car. Ask him! Ask him to help you! Fine, I’ll go … Continue reading The journey is not a paved road!!

Service Station

As a wife, mother and grandmother, it seems our duty is always to serve. Do you ever feel like you have served enough? You are done? Do you hear your subconscious scream: Who’s serving ME? Frankly, maybe the scream is more audible and not so hidden! But, the truth of the matter is, we have … Continue reading Service Station

A Meaningless Cliché or a Powerful Resolution

Pulling weeds in my yard is an endless chore that can aid in mental recovery if I meditate on Scripture while keeping a song in my heart. However, it can also become a negative-packed routine that drains life from my spirit, creating bitterness and presenting a scowl on my face to passersby. Struggling with the … Continue reading A Meaningless Cliché or a Powerful Resolution