It was my fourth semester of Old Testament. I sat in the second row, forth desk inside a room covered from floor to ceiling with painted maps of the nations of Israel, Abraham’s journeys, the Exodus, and many other pertinent Old Testament happenings. But that week the maps didn’t distract … Read More >>
On the day I buried my husband, my pastor gave me a picture that revolutionized the way I see life.
He compared life to a tapestry. He explained that here on earth we can only see the back side of the tapestry, with frayed clumps of string dangling and imperfect stitches all … Read More >>
Psalm 26:2-3 (Message Bible) Examine me, GOD, from head to foot, order your battery of tests. Make sure I’m fit inside and out so I never lose sight of your love, but keep in step with you, never missing a beat.
Over twenty one years ago, a mid-twenties struggling, … Read More >>
Will Power.
Do you have it?
I heard an interview on the news this week. An author of a book discussed personal will power and how our will power ebbs and flows over time, even day-to-day. She explained that our will power requires a regular recharge and when we don’t … Read More >>
Whether we’re egalitarians in our beliefs about marriage or traditionalists, I think we women share one thing: we don’t like being completely responsible for the decisions in the family. In fact, if, everytime you asked your husband something about the kids or your relationship, he were to reply, “whatever … Read More >>
