When snow blanketed the ground during the winter months, a favorite game in the schoolyard was Fox and Geese. A maze of paths was trampled out and the Fox’s den was outlined. A safe place was also formed. It was Read more…
It is no secret that I’m a Narnia fan. In fact, some years back my kids got me the complete audio set of the Chronicles of Narnia for Christmas. I love to listen to the stories and glean truths that Read more…
As the news unfolds the staggering blows that are hitting America through the current administration many of us are taken aback at the complete turnaround that we will be facing. Mountains of treacherous terrain lie before us. It is a Read more…
It was on Route 66. The little country church that I attended for most of my childhood days. The tall windows, the steeple, the white clapboard siding and the bell tolling out across the Pennsylvania countryside all became a part Read more…
Swirling rumors and mixed messages. Untruths broadcasted as truth and truth smeared into a mass of unknown ideology. We watch with breaking hearts as the foundations of our country crumble against the onslaught of the enemy. The biblical foundation our Read more…
I remember the exhaustion that defined my life after the birth of my twin daughters. Late night feedings that were endless and days corralling my three energetic boys seemed interminable. There were meals to prepare, laundry that was incessant as Read more…
The week between Christmas and the New Year is a great time for contemplation. In fact, Mary discovered the art of pondering the happenings of life as she faced unprecedented situations. The angel’s declaration, an unexpected pregnancy, the taxing journey, Read more…
We search for the perfect gift for our loved one. Careful thought goes into the choosing. Beautifully wrapped presents find their way under the tree. We look forward to the happy smile that will spread across the face of our Read more…
Wrapped up in this Christmas season is the celebration of Advent. The word Advent is translated from Latin as ‘coming‘. It seems that a coming always is preceded by a waiting. During the season of Advent we reflect on the Read more…
The early morning hours were shrouded in grey darkness. The weatherman had been right and rain pelted my windshield. Rain that would soon turn to snow. Driving through rain and snow is not my ideal of a good road trip. Read more…