Called to Insanity?
So, are we called to a life of insanity? Yes, yes we are. That’s OK, because we are right where God wants us.
Read moreSo, are we called to a life of insanity? Yes, yes we are. That’s OK, because we are right where God wants us.
Read moreI’d never realized how sobering it is to hold the pile of papers that represents the wishes of your lost loved one.
Read moreAs our first snowstorm darkened the sky and sent us scrambling to put another log on the fire, I was reminded of the only time I was lost outside.
Read moreWe saw the end of an era last week. On May 10th 2022, we said goodbye to our camp founder, Del Griffith. After forty-nine years of ministry, at the age of 104, he left us to greet his Lord and the loved ones who went on before him. Yes, even during his last days he was calling up Scruffy to ask how projects were coming along or chatting with the board members about camp.
Read moreIn our area, there has been a shocking shortage of used cars. Yes, I realize that this is not life-or-death chaos like what we are used to, but still, troubling if you need a car. Used cars have even been selling for the same price as new cars! The madness is so severe that it requires three exclamation points!!!
Read moreI was just so overwhelmed. The tree wasn’t up. No decorations. The dishes were piled up and everywhere, none of them clean. In order to cook, I had to wash the various pots and utensils I needed. I was so behind. I didn’t know it at the time, but I’d also just contracted COVID. I felt like a failure as a Christian and a woman.
Read moreIt was at this point that our water turned to a sad trickle from the faucets. There was a broken pipe, somewhere under all that snow.
Read moreWe need to take time. Time to mourn, to let our hearts break. Time to perhaps throw up and feel ill and thank the Lord that we didn’t face this without having been vaccinated (I hear the vaccine gives you a milder case). Time to watch the snow fall, read a book, and spend a quiet moment with your dog. May you take the time today. The Lord is present, whatever you face, my friend.
Read moreIt is a little thing in the face of grief. But I will grab up this little victory and hold it high. We lose all the time, it is good to have a win.
Read moreIn all honesty, most of us prefer non-miraculous moments. We enjoy participating in predictable ministry that isn’t quite so stressful as living through miraculous help from on high.
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