Hubby Dave returned from pickle ball today, excited about birds. After he shared with the players that we had installed a Purple Martin house in our back yard, the conversation
“We need a plunger,” announced my handyman-husband after tinkering with the kitchen sink. “It’s not draining well.” I don’t know about you, but I so admire a
My connecting flight from Fayetteville to Dallas was late, and if you know Dallas Airport, you know that it is not an airport in which you want to be short
Christian author Vivian Bricker wrote about her struggle with “anhedonia,” a condition prescribed for one who lacks motivation, becomes indifferent to the world and struggles to cultivate any sort of
"Packing to move afforded Dave and me the perfect opportunity to clear out the clutter. If I were to grade us on achieving that goal, we would deserve a D."
Last week, I wrote about Jesus’ command for us to evangelize (“fish for”) others, and yes, we know this simple act can cause heart palpitations and a feeling of failure…
Jesus told his followers to be “fishers of men.” I have known several serious fishermen, including one who is a professional. He has learned the secrets of winning derbies by
The road from anger to bitterness is not a difficult one. The journey appears smooth and easily traveled, yet what awaits us around the bend is a cavernous pit.
Isaiah 40:28-31 (NIV) Do you not know? Have you not heard? The Lord is the everlasting God, the Creator of the ends of the earth. He will not grow tired or weary, and His understanding no one can fathom...
Jacee asked for a Mental Health Day. She needed time off work because she was stressed, not to mention her employee contract allowed her three of those days a year,
