How to Pierce the Darkness

Light pierces the darkness.  Light isn’t necessary in a place where it is already illuminated.  Jesus said, “ I am the light of the world.”  Why would he need to bring His light if the world was already radiant? I am the light of the world.  Whoever follows Me will never walk in darkness, but... Continue Reading →

Time to Steep

After sixty-seven years on this planet, I still have not learned to enjoy the flavor of coffee. Although the tremendous value of the coffee was discovered in the 10th century, I remain unimpressed. There is a very small group of people who love the coffee aroma, but the love story ends at the olfactory system. I... Continue Reading →

Precious Moments

"Surely your goodness and mercy will follow me all the days of my life……”.  Psalms 23:6 I think it’s safe to say that many of us are pretty familiar with the twenty-third chapter of Psalms.  It's often read at gravesides when loved ones say their final goodbyes, and also recited during storms of all types, both... Continue Reading →

Puzzle Pieces

The largest completed jigsaw puzzle consisted of 551,232 pieces. It was completed by 1600 students of the University of Economics of Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam. This remarkable event took place in September of 2011, the students worked from 7 am to nearly midnight that day. Honestly, my eyes cross just looking at the... Continue Reading →

Testing

Have any of you attempted to memorize anything lately? I remember learning the alphabet, listing the letters in a song, and filling my brain with multiplication tables using flash cards. I have silly commercials from the 1960' still taking up space in my memory bank, reminding how to spell Jell-O and what carpet company to... Continue Reading →

Life Lessons from a Robin

I have needed a fresh life lesson, a new look at some recurring, unresolved issues. The Lord knew it and provided richly as he so often does. And, as most of us have learned, his timing is perfect. Join me as I share this life lesson I received from a Robin. Recently I was sitting... Continue Reading →

From Ashes to Beauty

From the "for what it's worth" department, Wikipedia defines ash as the end product of incomplete combustion. In other words, ashes are the solid remains of fires;residues that remain after something is burned. Did that get your attention? Honestly, I am just avoiding the true subject of this blog, which is; here we go: sin.... Continue Reading →

Not Quite Yet

There has been a seismic, internal change in me since I have turned 65. A new heartbeat, a new, disquieting perception of what I have to offer and what my future holds. What is it about that number that has changed the way I think and plan and dream? Have I been so attuned to... Continue Reading →

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