I met Jesus today. He was about 6’2″, slender and walked with a slight limp. He’s has 3 surgeries to repair his broken back, but everyday he experiences excruciating pain. He’s got a beard speckled with grey, auburn and black hair. While we talk he nestles his hands under his chin and plays periodically with…
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Thankful: Ada Brownell’s Thankful Jesus Cares About Us
Thankful Jesus cares about us The day I arrived on earth I entered a family swarming with children. Escapees from the Kansas Dust Bowl and the Great Depression, some of my older brothers and sisters weren’t excited about an addition to the family. The house where I was born was tucked against the red-rocked…
The Latest with the COTT Tournament of Champions
Taking a break from the Ah-Maze-Ing guest posts to brag on the latest with the Clash of the Titles (COTT) Tournament of Champions. Week FOUR of COTT’s Tournament of Champions saw four more authors compete and three more scavenger hunts played. Here’s a recap: Becky R went to Gail Pallotta’s Blog on Monday to find…
Thankful for Melissa Foster’s Two-Posts-in-One
Escape the Gratitude vs Platitude Trap November is the typical month for giving thanks, spreading good will, and appreciating the things in life that you have. However, for women business owners, every month is the time to show gratitude, and unfortunately, many of us also spread platitudes without even realizing it. I’m sure you can…
Thankful: Two Short Posts Long on Thankfulness
I’m thankful to have two thankful posts to share with you today. First up, Glenn. Hi my name is Glenn and I live in Christchurch, New Zealand – is this important? In light of my story, yes. On Thursday the 22nd of September I got wind of a prophesy, declaring that on the 28th of…
Sabbath Sunday: New Roads
Each Sunday I share my own amateur nature picture with a few thoughts on God’s love for you. This is Upstate NY in Autumn. Breathtaking, isn’t it? It’s part of a 300 mile journey I take each time I visit loved ones. The trip is nearly a few turns and probably over 200 miles of…