Monthly Archives: September 2014

I’m a Batman fan (go ahead, call me a nerd!), and so I watched the premiere of the new t.v. show “Gotham.” After I watched it I kept thinking, “Wow…darkness…violence…blood.” I then realized: “Hey, that is the world we live … Continue reading →

Social Media tests our faith. “What?” you ask. “What do you mean?” Well, if we’re not willing to tell our social media friends how much we love Jesus, how will we stand in the face of persecution? If we can’t … Continue reading →

How many times a day do we think or say “if only” or “I wish?” How many times a day do we long for things we don’t have or wish we were doing things others are doing? Do we envy … Continue reading →

Once upon a time there was a woman who thought she knew Jesus. She went along on her own, scarcely acknowledging His presence. She struggled and made mistakes and was lonely. She sinned every day and didn’t give her sins … Continue reading →

I do not have a Seminary degree or a Bible college degree. I am not married. In fact, I am divorced. I am also a sinner saved by God’s grace. I do not claim to be one who never sinned. … Continue reading →

I don’t know about you, but I don’t like to hear an unbeliever make comments about a believer such as, “He calls himself a Christian, but he sure doesn’t act like one.” We believers have chosen the difficult path instead … Continue reading →

  I was famous in my hometown because of my poetry. It was printed in the newspaper nearly every week, and people always recognized my name when I’d write a check: “Oh, you’re the one who writes the poetry!” Years … Continue reading →