I have always needed my alone time. It helps me clear my head and think, but this is almost too much. I don’t mind being alone… my husband is still here, but not. It is … Read More
“Judas” – Weekly Devotional
I have always been fascinated by the story of Judas Iscariot. It is said that he was preordained to betray Jesus, but if that is true, then could he help himself? Not much is written … Read More
Weekly Devotional – “Isolation” (3/21/20)
Some of us, the older ones, and those who have been exposed to the virus, have been told to remain in our homes for 14 days alone without any outside contact other than by phone … Read More
Weekly Devotional – “Church Cancelled?”
Church has been cancelled for 3 weeks (written 3/14/20). How can this be? Just when we think we have seen it all, we are hit with another blow. How can church be cancelled? Truth is, it can’t. … Read More
Weekly Devotional – “Vanishing Cream”
I was a child that had a lot of freckles. This caused me to be teased and I disliked them immensely. I hated being called Freckles or Freckle Face. I decided one day to do … Read More
Weekly Devotional – “Be Still”
This week Charles White put out his “Pondering Thoughts and Observations”. I always read and enjoy what Charles has to say. The one for this week was on being still. Charles pointed out that we … Read More
Weekly Devotional – “Trust”
I never learned to swim. When I entered Nurses Training, we had swimming as part of our Physical Education. The first day I put my swimsuit on and class began. The instructor separated out the … Read More
Grace’s Weekly Devotional – A Nice Surprise
On Valentine’s Day the caregiver was with my husband and I was out running errands. I stopped at Olga’s for lunch. I stopped at the time when the lunch rush should be quieting down, but … Read More
Weekly Devotional – “Unaccepted”
Last week Pastor Don gave an excellent sermon at 9:30. It was so good, I wanted to hear it again. I had taken notes -which I often do. I then went to the service at … Read More
Weekly Devotional – “Longing for What Was”
I have three grandchildren; two girls from my daughter, and a boy from my son. I was fortunate to spend time with them when they were little, and often did. I would drop my grandson … Read More