Yesterday, we said goodbye to our daughters, sons-in-law, and five grandchildren after five days together. This was a special treat, as we have not celebrated Christmas in person, all together, since 2018. It was sad to hug our people, knowing it would be months before we see them again. I wasn’t looking forward to the …
Tag: Trust
David’s Perspective In Troubling Times
Have you ever seen one of those pictures with the caption “What is it?” The more you look, the harder it becomes to figure it out. Why? Because either it’s zoomed in as much as possible, or you are only seeing a small section of the photo's subject. The issue isn’t a lack of understanding …
Don’t Run To Egypt
By Genesis 25, Abraham had died at the age of 175, and Isaac inherited all his flocks, servants, and personal wealth. Isaac is married to Rebekah, and they have twin boys, Jacob and Esau. The two siblings are at odds even before birth. Esau is the oldest, but Jacob comes out of the womb grasping …
The God Who Sees
One of my favorite things to do is curl up with a good book. I’ve always loved to read. I belong to two neighborhood book clubs, which are composed of all women. Because of that, I’ve read a lot of books over the past few years that tell the stories of women from different cultures …
When The Foundations Are Destroyed
Happy Independence Day! Today, all across our nation, celebrations will take place as we remember the birth of America. It might seem like we’re a “grown-up” nation, but 248 years isn’t really all that old when you compare it to other nations. That makes it even more amazing when you consider the position of power …
The Way Of The Word 