Share I’m Not Deaf, Dumb, or Blind By George Nava / last month I’m Not Deaf, Dumb, or Blind Psa 8:2 Out of the mouth of babes and sucklings hast thou ordained strength because of thine enemies, that thou mightest still the enemy and the avenger. Psa 8:3 When I consider thy heavens, the work of thy fingers, the moon and the stars, which thou hast ordained; What […]
Share Prayer For All Needs By Phyllis Corbin / last month Prayer For All Needs Abba Father I come now in the name of Christ Jesus, I humble my heart and I command my will to align with Your will and my mind I gird up and I come to You my source. I love You Father and I trust You and more than anything I […]
Share The Zone By David Green / last month The Zone There is a place that a runner can get to when he runs. Some have called it the ‘runner’s high’. Others call it ‘the zone’. It is a place where everything seems to mesh together. In this place everything is right and nothing is wrong. The body and the mind meet and become […]
Share Grace Sufficient By Sheri Boulet / a couple of months ago One day I’m going to write a book. I don’t think it will be a best seller because I won’t be writing things that the world at large particularly wants to hear, but write I shall. I will write about His hand of protection, of His love, of His mercy. I will write about His […]
Share Dancing to the Music in Your Heart By Sheri Boulet / a few months ago I woke up this morning thinking about David. David, on the day that he went to bring the ark of God home. Can you just imagine his anticipation that day? I mean, he had tried this before and it had not been accomplished simply because he had not done things the way God had intended. […]
Share If the light of this morning had ceased to shine By Thomas Spurgeon / a few months ago If If the light of this morning had ceased to shine, If I suddenly found out I no longer had time, If my days grew long and my nights grew cold, If strong became weak and young became old, If words ceased to inspire and courage turned to fear, If your voice never again softly […]
Share Glimpses Of Glory By Sheri Boulet / a few months 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 Beyond The Collision By Diana Alvarez / a few months ago Beyond The Collision A True Story! It was another typical early Sunday morning – or so I thought. I was driving down a two-lane highway on my way to a women’s activity at church. Driving alone gave me precious time to meditate and reflect. Although alert to my surroundings, my thoughts were of various friends. […]
Share Icing On The Cake By Susan Niswonger / a few months ago Have you ever heard people say things that make no sense at all? I don’t understand the saying, “Have their cake and eat it too.” It seems to me that the only use for cake is to eat it. And, why would someone give you a piece of cake and then be surprised that you […]
Share The Land of The Familiar By Susan Niswonger / a few months ago Have you ever noticed how you ignore the details of the familiar? This is true in marriage, with your children and life in general. Those beautiful eyes that made you melt have just become necessary features in a beloved face. The lips that you could kiss for hours, now receive the cursory goodbye peck as […]
