Monthly Archives: June 2026

The Bible tells us in Proverbs 17:6, “Children’s children are a crown to the aged,” reminding us that grandchildren are a special blessing and a source of honor and happiness. As I write this, we wait for the birth of … Continue reading →

            I like to ride my bike early in the morning, and this morning I was on the homeward leg of my ride as the sun just started peeking over the horizon. There was no sight of rain, but, nevertheless, … Continue reading →

A teenager once came to me much perplexed. She asked me if Adam and Eve were cavemen. I know the problem she was struggling with. How do you fit science and the Bible together? I told her, “Don’t think of … Continue reading →

When you see “lifetime guarantee” on a product, do you wonder whose lifetime- the consumer, the product, or the producer?  The lifetime of any of these could be today, ten or twenty years from now. We have a lifetime guarantee … Continue reading →

It is an amazing thing, the outpouring of God’s love. It is abundant, free-flowing. Water certainly is the metaphor that comes to mind. It is cleansing, even if it comes in flood-like fashion (Noah). It can come from a rock … Continue reading →

Yes, Lord!  These words come so easily in times of joy. We celebrate the birth of a new child; yes, Lord – this is a preciousl moment.  We pause to gaze at a particularly beautiful sunset – once again, yes … Continue reading →

I have heard many people say, “When a baby is born, you know there is a God! Such a miracle!” Of course, there are those who don’t believe  God is the Creator.  At this writing, the Artemis astronauts have already been to … Continue reading →

My fondest memories of play time in July are the days I shared with my dear aunt, who was most definitely young at heart.  Together we’d dress up in old clothes, usually well-worn shabby work shirts worn backwards and topped … Continue reading →

I’m sure all of us have known people who are most always gloomy. We have names for them like “Debbie Downers” for a female or “Danny Downers” for a male. I have often referred to them as “Eeyores”, the forever … Continue reading →

Where does the time go? I answer the question with this reply, “Into the past.” Doesn’t it? Is certainly is a relative concept to my way of thinking. But, what if I could turn back time? Would I do things … Continue reading →