This morning I sit, coffee in hand, praying before I begin to type: “Lord, let these jumbled thoughts turn into something usable…and, well, useful, to You, because You’ve allowed them to be useful to someone else.” ****** Wednesday was…
This week, I digress from my discombobulated blogs on hope for another little life lesson the Lord taught, while I was speaking at New Brunswick Bible Institute last week. For those of you, who follow regularly, you may remember…
There are mornings when I simply feel like I have NOTHING left to give. I’m banking on the fact that it’s just THIS morning, and not two mornings from today, when this appears on my blog for the first…
I’ve been thinking back…way back…to a time period that followed closely on the heels of my defining salvation experience with Jesus. What a moment! Mine was not a subtle salvation…the Holy Spirit came crashing into my heart with astounding…
Having just returned from Costa Rica, and nine days of ministry, I am back in my where-I-like-to-be-spot…on the couch in the corner in my pj’s…with a cup of coffee. I’ll need a few sitting-moments over the course of the…
Discovering hope in the midst of life’s trials has only one response. No, it’s not weeping, although sometimes finding hope in the middle of hardship makes me weepy, just not with sadness. It’s not sighing, as in an “Ok-I-can-tolerate-this-now”…
It came as an eye-opener to me this week. It shouldn’t have surprised me. Yet, it did. I’ve always known the enemy will attack us personally, and that he seeks out any whom he can devour. He roars at…
The CROSS OF JESUS SPEAKS HOPE… and, Ultimate LOVE! What a price was paid to prove both!!!!! Frankly, the world doesn’t feel very hope-full anymore. The world doesn’t feel truly loved-much anymore, either. Two weeks ago, I asked people…
I had an unusual dream the other night, one that I’m sure was a spin off from a news article I had read (you can click on link) recently, albeit the dream came several nights after the fact. In the…
On writing, William Wordsworth once said, “To begin, begin.” Profound. Sometimes, the hardest part of sharing my thoughts is the beginning. If possible, one wants to find a “hook” to pull a reader into the story. Today, there is…