In progress…
As a thinker, I am constantly meditating on thoughts and ideas that run through my head. If they become too much, I write/type them out. My drafts folder is filled with numerous posts that have never seen the light of day. No better time to do some blog-cleaning than the end of the year. The… Continue reading Rambling Thoughts of 2020
https://youtu.be/eVzJiW26xDc I was listening to a teaching the other day and this song popped into my head. I'm not even sure why because the teaching had nothing to do with the song. It just popped in there. If you've read my posts before, this isn't surprising, is it? I knew it was a bible verse,… Continue reading Stepping Into the Word
2 Chronicles 7:14 is a verse often bandied about in this time of pandemic & racial tensions. But, we aren't there yet. We're wandering the desert searching for 2 Chronicles.
The Bible talks about what's in our heart comes out in our speech. During the pandemic when we're "talking" to each other less, what's in our hearts comes out in our timelines.
After Dr. Lois Evans was diagnosed with cancer, she didn't let her family wallow in the diagnosis. She reminded them about the purposes of God.
Scripture or culture? Who or what we allow into our lives and hearts says a lot about who we are when we speak.
Note: I first began writing this post in early to mid-March, only finishing it now in early April. Much has changed in our world since then, but the overall message does not. https://youtu.be/v4_0BrBF2Jc In this episode of "Star Trek: The Next Generation" (Q-Who), Captain Jean-Luc Picard and Guinan are discussing the events of the Enterprise's encounter… Continue reading Kick in the Complacency
Dear Chewey - my love letter to my dog, my friend, my savior.
A few years ago I embarked on a social media project. It was a project about encouragement. I began thinking about the impending New Year's and the inevitable resolutions that people make. What is it they say? A high percentage of resolutions are broken within the first few weeks of January. People have good intentions… Continue reading What’s Your Word?
My most memorable Christmas ever is forever linked to pain. Labor pain to be exact.
Sunny Cadwallader 
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