Share Have We Forgotten About Intimacy? By Sharon Hebert / 4 years ago …..I began to travail only two days after receiving the baptism of the Holy Ghost. . . I thought something was wrong with me. . . I’d never heard anyone do what I had just done. . . I mean for 30 minutes or so I groaned & wailed loudly in the privacy of my […]
Share Welcome to the 21st Century!! By Sheri Boulet / 4 years ago My family and I took a much needed break from reality this past weekend. We slipped away in our motor home that has seen very little activity of late and went to the beach. It was so beautiful there. The beaches were white and the water was so clear. As usual our *apostolicness* turned some […]
Share Glimpses Of Glory By Sheri Boulet / 4 years ago I ventured out to Wal-Mart late this afternoon. Not one of my favorite things on a Saturday, but of necessity, I had to brave it. I raced around trying to complete my shopping in record time and flee the masses. After I completed checking out I headed for the exit. It was flooding! The alcove […]
Share So Are The Days Of Our Lives By Sheri Boulet / 4 years ago Time is a funny thing….. When you are a kid it seems like time passes so slowly….creeping away. I can remember anytime I was anticipating anything, the last day of school, my birthday, the holidays…a date…time did not even seem to move. Waiting….waiting….waiting………dreaming of being all grown up and able to come and go as […]
Share Lacking and Slacking on Elders By Steven Lewis / 4 years ago The Bible uses Elders on a constant basis to raise up the next generation whether bad or good. Even Moses recognized elders out of respect not because he was subject to them in spirit but because an elder is worthy of the respect. When his Father-in-law Jethro who was not a Jew made statements to help […]
Share Nobody’s Home By Sheri Boulet / 4 years ago I was driving in the country yesterday. I have to admit I have always loved the rural south. Even as a young girl coming here just for a visit, I was always fascinated by the country side. I can remember one of my desires was to just drive the state and document the old abandoned […]
Share Life In The Slow Lane By Sheri Boulet / 4 years ago Life In The Slow Lane Well, I have been in *HOTLANTA* for the past 5 days for some training. I was, of course, having major palpitations just thinking about driving in that traffic with the added bonus of the spaghetti junctions thrown in for good measure. The trip in was fine. And really, it was […]
Share Common Sense By Don Doran / 4 years ago “…Behold, the fear of the Lord, that is wisdom; and to depart from evil is understanding.” Job 28:28, Sometimes you just have to use good common sense. Nothing else can replace it. Good common sense is also a very rare commodity; it is not something that everyone has. Some have a lot of it and […]
Share Do People Look At You Strange? Are You a Gaijin? By Martin Schmaltz / 4 years ago When I minister in other countries, there is this barely perceptible, but yet real emotional maybe psychological thing that happens when I return home. It seems that when I arrive back at the first major U.S. airport, there is this sigh and relaxation that passes through me. As I am making my way to immigrations, […]
Share Right Priorities By Don Doran / 4 years ago Good morning! From the time we are small children there are certain things that are drilled into our minds as being important. Meals or food. We eat several times a day. Huge buildings are dedicated to selling food; eating places and advertisements are everywhere. Clothing is seen as a status symbol more than a covering. […]
