Monthly Archives: October 2019
Finding the Extraordinary Right Where We Are
My pastor has recently been preaching a series on learning to hear God’s voice. A couple of weeks ago, he talked bout Moses and the burning bush. This is a very familiar story to most Christians. Personally, I’ve always wished that God would talk to me in a burning bush or something like it. I … Continue reading
Hibiscus Wisdom
It was a gray, overcast day when I arrived home from work. Fall had at last shown up and the air was cool. But, when I went to let my dogs out, I was greeted by some very bright hibiscus blooms. Hibiscus bushes are tropical. When I see them I think of summer. I planted … Continue reading
Watching for the Breezes
I was recently taking a walk in the cooler weather. Now cooler for us in Georgia, is the 80’s which by most standards, is still really warm, but it was a nice break from the 90’s. As I got to moving, I began to heat up rather quickly, but every few minutes, there was a … Continue reading
Kindergarten Perspective
Ever had one of those mornings when it felt like you were on a tennis court with one of those automated ball pitchers, but you didn’t have a racket? I recently had one. I’m the first to arrive in the office. It’s dark and quiet and I don’t turn the lights on until it’s time … Continue reading