Ray and I went out of town briefly over the weekend. We got to enjoy hearing two of our grandchildren sing in a concert. Before we left on Friday morning, we ran by Notgrass History headquarters. Right after we got there, our team member Josh told us the good news that had just been announced in ... View Post
Training Children Who Will Not Be Moved
Before Sunday School last Sunday, we sang Fanny J. Crosby's beautiful hymn "He Hideth My Soul," which is listed as "A Wonderful Savior" in our hymn book. A line in the second verse says, "He holdeth me up and I shall not be moved." That line touched me particularly last Sunday. I love that the hymn ... View Post
“It’s the most important thing,” the second man said.
On a recent Monday, as I sat in a waiting room, I overheard a conversation between two older gentlemen. One man asked the other, "What did you do yesterday?" "I don't remember . . . I took two naps," he replied. I felt sorry for him, as I imagined his day. Soon the two men were in a ... View Post
God Sees You Building Your Nest
I was surprised to find this little bird's nest on the floor of our porch recently. Friends gave us this pretty decoration after my mother passed away. I have enjoyed it on our porch. I had not noticed the nest before I found it on the floor. However, when I looked closely at the ... View Post
“I’ve Got Time for You”
On Saturday night, Ray and I attended a pre-wedding party for the young couple I told you about recently. The event began at 7:00 p.m. in Nashville, which is about an hour and a half from our house. We left home in time to do a couple of errands on the way, but we didn't have a great deal of margin. ... View Post
On the Winning Side
One morning a few stitches on a brand new item of clothing came undone, making it unwearable. In my often late but rarely early mode, I was a bit frustrated at first. A saying I heard often during my childhood popped into my head completely uninvited: "I can't win for losing." I don't like ... View Post
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