I don’t think there is anything more unappealing to me than ungratefulness. There’s an image that has been floating around Facebook for some time–it’s a skeleton of a child, much too malnourished to live long, his mother giving him a drop, a single drop, of water. None of us have it that bad. More gumption ...
Read More »Cinderella, The Prince, Jesus and Me
Recently, my family and I took advantage of a rare opportunity to catch the movie, a Disney classic, Cinderella. This 2015 version used actual actors and actresses as opposed to the animation used in the original. The heart-warming, tear-jerking elements were just as effective, if not more so. The ill-treated, ...
Read More »Bibles and Spiritual Rebirth in Cuba
Bibles have long been the top-selling books in the world, but for almost 50 years, since 1969, they have been banned in Cuba. However, in this island nation just off the coast of Florida, a huge shift has taken place. The ban was recently lifted! So far over 265,000 copies ...
Read More »God Is Waiting For You to Trust Him
“Because of the Lord’s great love we are not consumed, for his compassions never fail. They are new every morning; great is your faithfulness.” (Lamentations 3:22-23) A little while back, my housemates were on vacation and their dog, Sammie, was left for their sons to watch. One night Sammie was left alone for ...
Read More »Learning The Golden Rule From Our Children
I don’t get much time to mingle with adults. I work out of a home office as a medical editor. It’s a lonely job, no office drama, no contact or connection with many people. It can be a lovely job and short commute, but very little interaction with others. So when I get ...
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