Finding our way back home
Revelation 2:4 ” Yet I hold this against you: You have forsaken the love you had at first.“ First of all, I fully acknowledge that there will be other indicators … Continue reading Dear Salvation Army, 3 Ways To Tell We’ve Lost Our Heart For ‘Others’…
a few weeks ago, out of the blue, I looked up Rachel Held Evans because I hadn’t heard from her in a while. I have enjoyed her blog, and though … Continue reading It feels like a sucker-punch…
Our past is still with us in some ways. It defines us.It is like a backpack full of trinkets and memories often weighing us down, yet we are reluctant to … Continue reading What’s In Your Backpack?
I am not sure what comes next. The good dream can sometimes turn bad.Perhaps I’m paranoid like that. The sound of the other shoe falling…not yet dropping. Why the rain … Continue reading Uncertainty (a poem).
Holiness is certainly vital in our army. Caring for the less fortunate, the orphan, the widow; equally important. Having a deep desire to serve the Lord is also a requirement … Continue reading Dear Salvationist, we need more of THIS…
“For he commanded and raised the stormy wind, which lifted up the waves of the sea. They mounted up to heaven; they went down to the depths; their courage melted … Continue reading Don’t Be Swept Away…
There is a recent story told about a pet hamster that escaped his cage. The little girl who owned the pet hamster frantically searched the house in the hopes of … Continue reading Are You A Stuck Hamster?…
There are days when I feel like Elijah after the fire…afraid for his life even in the face of victory. racked with fear and mortality.loaded down with concerns of his … Continue reading Days – Even in This Place? (a Poem)
I recently read a quote that said, “be an encourager, the world already has enough critics.” Confession Time: I have often been overly critical and negative. Perhaps you haven’t seen … Continue reading Want to change the world? Then Do THIS Today…
I recently came across the story of Major Walter Summerford who was a British officer in the early 1900’s and he fought in World War I. While galloping through a … Continue reading The Lightning and the Valley of the Shadow of Death…
One of my favorite memories is singing in Michigan’s State Choir as a high school student. I recall the song we sang was a rendition of a Robert Frost poem. … Continue reading My favorite Robert Frost Poem
“All this is for your benefit, so that the grace that is reaching more and more people may cause thanksgiving to overflow to the glory of God.” 2 Corinthians 4:15 … Continue reading Sharing our Thanksgiving
