Understanding Forgiveness Do you struggle to forgive someone who has not admitted wrong doing? Maybe you wonder whether you are supposed to forgive someone who has never admitted hurting you. I’m pretty sure we have all struggled with… Read More
To “Assume” and “Assist” Well, I hope you haven’t given up on me! It’s been awhile since I’ve posted a new blog. I’ve been concentrating on writing my next book in the Genesis Bible study series. I am… Read More
The Test of Time Do you grow impatient with God’s timing? God’s timing is usually different from our timing because He is looking at the bigger picture; He has a purpose in that timing. I believe waiting on God’s… Read More
The Right Sole for the Journey The Lord gives me the most peculiar ways to illustrate a point. If you have ever been in my Bible studies, then you know what I am talking about. I will have… Read More
Small, Medium and Large Anyone who teaches Bible study knows they learn more than their students! I have been teaching Sunday School at my church and we are using In the Beginning: Genesis 1-11 as our lesson each… Read More
Poop Happens! Well, I know this is a little gross but the Lord does have a sense of humor and has been nudging me to use the following as an illustration! I was dog sitting my daughter’s dog… Read More
Kids and Sports Do you have kids playing sports? I can hardly contain myself from passing on motherly advice today. My kids are grown and at the age where they can start a family of their own. Having… Read More
Low and behold, three years after I was reprimanded by the Lord on my attitude, I walked in to that place of business for the last time. I was moving out of the area that week and I hadn’t seen this guy in about a year or so. However, I had continued to pray for him.
As I was watching the news on hurricane Ian, I was particularly intrigued by a phenomenon called a “negative storm surge”. This is also known as a “blowout tide”. According to a news article in the Washington Post, this is what happens when offshore hurricane winds push water away from the coast, leaving beaches desolate. Blowout tides are the opposite of storm surge. A storm surge fiercely pushes water over the shore.
I’ll be using this blog to interact with you about In the Beginning: Genesis 1-11. I will expand on some of the topics in the Bible study as well as other interesting topics. This is a great place for you to get to know me, and I’m looking forward to getting to know you, too.
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