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Psalm 138 a Psalm of David I give you thanks, O Lord, with my whole heart; before the gods I sing your praise; I bow down toward your holy temple and give thanks to your name for your steadfast love and your faithfulness, for you have exalted above all things your name and your word. On the day I […]
Read MoreWhat would you ask Jesus if He was sitting with you today? Let that sink in … take some time to think about it. And then, when you have that in mind, read on. See, it’s taken me some time to write this blog. Sometimes thoughts are too complex for words, they can be […]
Read MoreI love the little sparks. The nuggets of knowledge that make you want to learn more, to dig deeper, to ponder longer. Am I the only one who is getting tired of things right now? Tired of looking at the news, tired of talking about current events, tired of waiting, tired of all the […]
Read MoreA little over a year ago, my husband and I adopted our second dog, Nala. The shelter told us that she was half Bird Dog, half German Shepard and would grow up to be about as large and strong as our yellow lab. A year later and we’re left with the same sweet dog with […]
Read MoreWhen I was in college, I worked at a day camp at a church near Atlanta. I had these three awesome summers of work, each better than the last. The last summer I had the opportunity to be the director of one of the sections of camp. I feel like I was in the sweet […]
Read MoreIn my experience there’s not much in this life more difficult to accept than losing a child through death or realizing that your child will not live the life you envisioned for them, due to a certain diagnosis. Both these situations cause parents to grieve. My husband Jim and I have experienced the grieving […]
Read MoreThere are not many days that pass where I do not think about the life of David. When I was very young, I learned about David and Goliath; that even though I was small, my God was big. I read “A Tale of Three Kings” and wept over the comparison of my life to Saul, […]
Read MoreTwo months ago I was supposed to be in Scotland. I was supposed to have so many new memories, an album of new pictures on my phone, and inside jokes with my sister and grandparents who were going with me. But as you know, all of life came to a halt in the middle of […]
Read MoreMy dad once told me, “The days are long, but the years are way too short.” It’s an interesting thing, isn’t it—the concept of time? It is always passing, always moving, yet never changing even though our perceptions of it alter. Perhaps like me, in this time of quarantine and social distancing you have […]
Read MorePain. I feel it pulling at me, violently dragging me out of darkness and into awareness. I fight against it, pushing back, wanting to stay in the peaceful nothingness of the dark. But it’s not to be, as I open my eyes and immediately become ill. I have the worst headache I’ve ever experienced in […]
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