Most of us cannot remember a time when we have seen our daily lives halted as we are seeing today. It is truly a time of trial for our country, and our world, as this invisible virus continues to make people ill. This new germ keeps us on edge, along ...
Read More »Be Content, My Soul
When my grandchildren ask me what I did when I was young, I find my answers to be simplistic. In an age of electronic games, multiple sports teams, and personal phones that often isolate us from real human contact, telling my little people about roller skating with old metal skates, ...
Read More »When God Picks Someone Else
Many of the lessons we carry through life can be traced back to our elementary school days. Respect for authority was certainly one of those. Rules were not questioned, and consequences were expected when we stepped out of line. I can still see the straight line painted on the floor ...
Read More »The Watchmaker’s Faith
“Faith is like radar that sees through the fog—to the reality of things at a distance that the human eye cannot see.” Corrie Ten Boom As World War II raged on throughout Europe, Corrie Ten Boom and her family could not put their faith in what their eyes could ...
Read More »Beginnings Matter
Beginnings often hold the promise of good things. When my grandparents were married in 1927, it was a time of new hope for both of them. My grandfather had finally regained his health after suffering from Tuberculosis brought on by weakened lungs after he contracted influenza during the 1918 pandemic. ...
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