Anyone referring to the “patience of Job” must have skipped some pages while reading the book of Job. Job lost everything—his children, his possessions, and his health. In his great suffering, he questioned God quite sternly. “Therefore I will not … Continue reading →
November 10, 2021 was a beautiful, sunny Fall day. I am positive my son, Bradley, woke up that morning with a song in his heart. If I know him, it was probably something like Southern Nights by Glenn Campbell (one … Continue reading →
When I was lost in sin and needed a loving Savior… He found me, and His amazing love saved me. …Grace… Grace… Grace… God reveals His greatness to me… right after I’ve shown an ungrateful heart. …Grace… Grace… Grace… A beautiful sunset … Continue reading →
Covid-19 spilled into ‘20, and now here we are in ‘21. Like you, for almost a year, my husband and I have lived a sanitized life trying to avoid the virus. Well, despite all my best efforts, it landed on … Continue reading →
Last Monday just after sunset, the world searched the sky for the beautiful alignment of Jupiter and Saturn that scientists were calling the Christmas Star. Scott and I gathered at Pickens High School along with families in a hundred or … Continue reading →
A friend of mine once told me that, even though she did not have a lot to give at Christmas Season, she has found a way to still make a difference. On the way into a store each time she … Continue reading →
This time of year, I love sharing my favorite Thanksgiving story with my family and friends. It is a sweet reminder that, even through hardship, I still have so much to be grateful for. I hope the story blesses your … Continue reading →
Last week my 20-year-old son, Bradley, hiked 76.2 miles on the Foothills Trail. He had a great time, and he said he met with God in the woods. He wasn’t the only one who had a spiritual experience last week. … Continue reading →
A few weeks ago, I took a short hike with my son, Bradley, to Twin Falls in Sunset, South Carolina. This was not my first trip there. This time, like the last trip, I was intrigued by this tree growing … Continue reading →
You are not worthy. You are worthless. That is something you could never do. Bad things don’t happen to good people. It is all your fault. You’re not qualified. You’ve made too many mistakes. Your family is not the right … Continue reading →
