I could smell the loss across the room sitting in front of my mother’s casket. She passed away the day after Palm Sunday and buried on Good Friday, six years ago. Holy week . . . the special time of resurrection. Her last days were difficult for our family. Daughter Sherise and I remained throughout the last days and hours, … [Read more...]
Back to the Garden
In Pennsylvania, trees are season meters now dressed in equinox finery, until the parchment leaves fall noble to the ground, only to stand naked in winter. The choreography of the universe provided by the Creator reminds us of His promise to keep the earth constant from season to season. The Promise-Keeper. From the view of … [Read more...]
The Stone Unthrown
Some say they don’t want to read the Bible because it has stories of wrath, war, and scandal. Yet, we listen to the media overturn lives repeatedly. Scandal sells. The Bible is filled with stories of scandal. First century people weren’t any different than any of us. Think of the story of the redeemed adulteress in the … [Read more...]
The Dust-Carver
Why does an autograph on a baseball increase the value? A book personally signed by the author makes it more precious. Collectibles and art signed by the designer reveals the true artist. Husband Jeff is a famed woodcarver in Montgomery County. During a recent show, a woman returned to our display to bring back a piece she … [Read more...]
Mountains and Mustard Seeds
A few good men . . . . . . came down from the mountain after being alone with Jesus. He stood before them in His Godness, where human eye beheld a transfiguration. That wasn’t enough, but remarkably two Old Testament greats appear, Elijah and Moses, and talk with the transformed Jesus. Peter, James, and John saw huge things, … [Read more...]
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