Two timely questions stand out to me in Psalm 4: How long will you love what is worthless and strive for a lie? (verse 2b) and Many are saying, "Who will show us anything good?" (verse 6a) Those are questions we can easily ask as we look around us. In spite of those questions, we simply must ... View Post
God Listens
This week, as I have thought about the despair that many people in America have been feeling for the last several months, I have been thinking of something our daughters experienced a little over 11 years ago before either of them were married. Our daughters were in Leipzig, Germany, with two ... View Post
A President’s Message of Belief and Peace
Last week my research took me to a speech that President Harry Truman gave on December 24, 1946, at the lighting ceremony for the National Christmas Tree. These portions that I am sharing with you today were so well-spoken that I simply don't want to wait until next Christmas to share them. I want ... View Post
We have much to learn from children.
Ray and I recently enjoyed a popcorn, cider, and movie night with some of our grandchildren and their parents. The children got to pick the movie. They chose one they had just seen less than a week before. They knew everything that was about to happen and anticipated scene after scene with ... View Post
The Missing Vocabulary Word
Yesterday afternoon in the YouTube Live assembly for our church, Ray taught from Psalm 15. He told us that we were going to be talking about one of those big Bible words. The word is righteousness. Righteousness is missing from the vocabulary of too many. It's a word I don't hear anywhere except in ... View Post
Moccasins and the Golden Rule
When I was a girl, I used to hear people say that we needed to "walk in other people's moccasins." I don't hear that saying much anymore, but it's a good one. If we haven't experienced what someone else has experienced (or walked in their moccasins), it is hard to understand their joys and ... View Post
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