We are approaching the last month of 2020.  Many people are probably more than happy to say a great big good riddance to this past year.  It definitely was one of the most challenging, difficult and, for many folks, devastating years we have seen ever.  So as we wave goodbye to 2020, let’s look to… Read More ›

This week we will be celebrating Thanksgiving.   But it will be a different kind of Thanksgiving as we are being encouraged not to gather in large groups. Many family gatherings are being cancelled altogether.  2020 has brought sorrow and tragedy to many families all over the world that might cause one to wonder what they… Read More ›

Have you ever noticed how some of God’s best work is done despite insurmountable odds?  When situations seem a bit lopsided and victory seems out of grasp, that is when God shines on behalf of His children! There are many examples to choose from in scripture to prove this point, but let’s look at a… Read More ›

Here is a question for you – Is it possible to forgive and forget? This question is really geared toward the forgetting part. We know we are to forgive others as Jesus forgave us.  But are we instructed to forget?  And, if we can’t seem to forget, does it mean we haven’t really forgiven?  After… Read More ›

This Tuesday every American is given the opportunity to exercise their right to vote.  And we all realize that this Presidential election will be one of the most important in all of American history.  We used to live in a day where the end result for each candidate was the same – to live in… Read More ›

Many of us recently watched as Amy Coney Barrett went through the Senate confirmation hearings to fill the vacant position on the U.S. Supreme Court left by Ruth Bader Ginsburg.  Each member of the Judiciary Committee was able to ask her questions to determine how well qualified they felt she was to fill the position. … Read More ›

There are many people from the Bible who had faith –  Abraham, Moses, David, Noah, Enoch to name a few.  But there are a few whose faith made an impression on Jesus  and we don’t even know their names.  One of these people was the Roman centurion whose servant was dying. In fact, Jesus called… Read More ›

I recently took a trip to Wisconsin Dells with my sister.   We enjoyed a relaxing boat ride on the Wisconsin River to view the beautiful rock formations that had formed the sides of the river.  In the span of the river that we toured there was very little shoreline. There were long stretches of river… Read More ›

We are one month away from what might be the most crucial election in the history of the United States.  The two political parties could not be farther apart in their platforms, policies and beliefs.  It would certainly be our hope that both parties want what’s best for America but have two different theories on… Read More ›

There is a word that you may have heard a lot lately used by those who would like to see change in America.  That word is “re-imagine”. The definition of the word imagine is:  to form a mental image or concept of; suppose or assume.  So to re-imagine something would be to rethink it or… Read More ›