After reading Beverly Wittler’s column in the October 28 edition of the Henry County Times, I began to think about my calm places and calm times. To be perfectly honest,… Read more »
I bought a batch of collards from Thompson’s Market the other day, a huge batch, and my mom and I spent most of the morning trimming and cutting and… Read more »
However, the one thing I have craved has been eluding me for so many weeks and months now. And, I am not alone. On a personal basis, over the… Read more »
Many of you may remember the story of Samuel and Eli in the Old Testament. Samuel’s mother had been unable to have children and promised God that if He… Read more »
The world is in turmoil. Our country is in turmoil. Our families are in turmoil. Even our churches are in a turmoil. I’ve watched news for three months about… Read more »
“Jesus loves the little children; all the children of the world. Red and yellow, black and white; They are precious in His sight, Jesus loves the little children of the… Read more »
Another week has come and gone. A week of staying home, except for a quick drive-thru or curbside pickup meal from a local restaurant. A week of not seeing… Read more »
It is no secret that we as a nation have been under a “shelter-in-place” order until just recently. Everyone approached it differently, from anger to annoyance to inconvenience. Some… Read more »
“Your kingdom come, your Will be done, on earth as it is in Heaven.” (Matthew 6:10) God’s Will. In my opinion this is one of the most difficult… Read more »
I have a picture of myself as a seven-year old taped to my desk at home. I glance at it a lot and think back to those simpler days… Read more »