Max on Life Book Description We have questions. Child-like inquiries. And deep, heavy ones. In more than twenty-five years of writing and ministry, Max Lucado has been the receiving line for thousands of such questions. The questions come in letters, e-mails, even on Dunkin Donuts napkins. In Max on Life he offers thoughtful answers to…
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Sabbath Sunday: Unexpected Snow in Spring
It’s Sabbath Sunday! This is a day where I take my own amateur nature picture and share it with a word or two about God’s love for you. I took this picture the last week of March where the calendar had in bold it was Spring. I’m a literal person and both my kids have…
Character Confession: I Thought I was Just Going for Lunch and a Video
It’s Character Confession Saturday and I knew my confession at about 1pm EST Thursday. I was sitting in a living room watching a friend’s video on their European trip that centered in Romania. Their visit even included a stop at a ministry our local church supports. When that missionary came to…
Meet Me in Heaven at the Library
Yesterday I had the pleasure of meeting with friends who all have a passion for the orphans and gypsies of Romania. A couple of the people were there last year and took video of their experience. They visited a lot of the churches and museums throughout Europe and one of the videos was a place…
WFW: You’ve Got Some Destroying to Do…
It’s time to share a Bible verse inspired post over at the Internet Cafe today. It’s called Word Full Wednesday and it’s all for the glory of God. Link up and join us! I’ve been doing a lot of reading lately regarding intercession and strategies and a lot of history takes me back to the…
Remembering My Affliction Called Garage Envy
Although the blog itself is long gone I remember one of my first posts was a confession. I was still settling in as a Buckeye resident 300 miles from Upstate NY, the only place I knew as home for over 30 years. When we moved we did living on a mustard seed of faith, trusting…