As I went to my drawer filled with all types of greeting, get well, and sympathy cards, I ran across this one. Cards are more important to some people than others. My mother in law took great pains to pick out just the right card for each person on most every occasion. My mother loved… Read More The Mother’s Day Card Never Sent
In conjunction with March 21st being World Down Syndrome Day, I am appalled by a new advertisement produced by CoorDown in association with the National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS) and other organizations. The opening scene shows 22-year-old model and actress, Madison Tevlin, who has Down Syndrome, going to a bar wanting a margarita, but the… Read More Don’t Assume
As Christians, we probably all agree that we want a closer relationship with God, to have more faith and trust in Him, and to be better servants in the church. At the same time, we want to demonstrate that faith in good health for myself and my family, with Godly children, living in a comfortable… Read More One of the Greatest Lessons I Ever Learned
In recent days, nearly every time I turn on the news or open my social media, I find stories related to businesses, schools, government agencies, politicians, and even churches who are promoting a homosexual/transgender agenda. I cannot go shopping at favorite stores like Bath & Body, TJ Maxx, or Old Navy without displays of “Pride”… Read More Will Target Be a Hit or Miss?
When your loved one is sick or disabled, you want the very best care for them. There is a debt of gratitude that you owe your parents. There is the commitment of “til death do us part” for your spouse. There is a responsibility owed for the children that you have brought into the world.… Read More I See What You Do
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