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Eliminating persistent weeds frustrating
Weeds. Nasty, troublesome things. They seem to dig in deep and take a lot of effort to dislodge. If they intertwine themselves with the garden plants, eradicating them is impossible for fear of tearin... Read More
Dig deep to learn truth behind headlines
Last week, I talked about how it seems like the media hooks onto something and beats it to death, taking the focus off other more important things. This gets people upset. Sometimes they don’t even ... Read More
In-depth, objective news rare
I am discouraged by the media, particularly the national broadcast media. Journalism is an honorable profession for which I studied years ago. Over the years, at least in some sources, objectivity has... Read More
Biblical resources answer tough science questions
Are you seeking resources that incorporate both the Bible and science? Well, I have some suggestions that may interest you. Through the years, we have discovered treasured resources to supplement our ... Read More
Velveteen Rabbit gives lessons on how to live real
According to Skin Horse in the Velveteen Rabbit by Margery Williams, you aren’t real until someone REALLY loves you, and sometimes this hurts. It happens bit by bit over time. It’s like aging. It ... Read More
Don’t just live for the weekend—live for today!
One Thursday I heard a disc jockey on a radio station exclaiming that it was almost Friday, almost the weekend. It got me thinking about how we give Monday a bad rap. I suppose this is because it is t... Read More
Prayer matters, gives hope
Lisa, Lucas, and Amy are names that come to mind when I recall answered prayers for healing. These three were healed from leukemia. I think of baby Kaitlyn S. who is now a woman of 20 who has had two ... Read More
How do you live like there’s no tomorrow?
In the last year, I’ve been constantly reminded of the fragile line between life and death. Jason Gray’s song, “Good to Be Alive” has the refrain that says, “I wanna live like there’s no t... Read More