After two wonderful snows last week, our weather forecast for Sunday was a 100% chance of rain hour after hour with flooding to boot. I am grateful that we got the rain, but not the flooding. The combination of melting snow and rain sent waterfalls down the hills near our home. Two low spots in the ... View Post
God takes small things and does mighty things with them.
Thursday was another glorious snowy day in Tennessee. The snow began here about 9:30 a.m. . . . . . . and continued all day. Ray and I were so happy. By 5:00 p.m., our temperature had dropped to 26 degrees Fahrenheit. By 7:30 it was 20 degrees. This is a marked contrast to the 70 ... View Post
A Place of Quiet Rest
In a post last week, I told you about Ray's and my 47th anniversary. Now that I can share photos again, I want to take you along on the trip we took to celebrate. For many years, two dear friends have been telling us about their annual trips to the Buckhorn Inn in the Smoky Mountains. Our friendship ... View Post
Finding Love
Human beings are born with hunger. In the short term, we hunger for food. In the long term, we hunger for love. For each one of us, love means being welcomed into the life of another--welcomed for the long term. For his first sermon of the New Year, Ray chose 1 John 3:1-3 as his text. See how ... View Post
Believing Advertisers or Believing God?
When I was a child, television commercials told us: That we would wonder where the yellow went if we brushed with a certain toothpaste. That we'd feel stronger if we took a certain liquid supplement to help our iron-poor blood. That a certain dishwashing liquid was so gentle we could soak ... View Post
A Merry Christmas Greeting
As history writers, Ray and I enjoy looking back at the past, including our own. On Tuesday we made a video in which we reminisced about happy Christmas memories from our childhood. Yesterday our videographer added some photos and a Merry Christmas greeting from many members of the Notgrass ... View Post
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