As I was thinking about who I should highlight this month, I kept coming back to Mary because each year during the Christmas season we hear the story of how an angel of the Lord appeared to a girl and proclaimed that she would give birth to a son even
Prodigal. A label that is slapped on those who grew up in church, know the Bible, and yet for reasons “unknown” to those around them they choose to embrace the ideas, ways and lifestyle that is contrary to the doctrine and beliefs they were raised in. I’ve been asked on
Twenty years. That’s a long time, or it’s not, depending on what context you are thinking of twenty years in. Twenty years could seem like forever to a convicted felon. Twenty years seems so young to me now that I am forty but when I was ten, twenty seemed like
Happy Easter! Our youngest son who is ten has said multiple times that if he could invent a time machine he would go back to the Garden of Eden and “Slap that apple out of Eve’s hand. If I did that people wouldn’t hurt or kill each other, there would
