To Suffer Together
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Compassion, you need it when dealing with others. Little did I know just how much suffering with others it takes when showing compassion to them.
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Finding Purpose: Did I Miss Out?
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When I saw the look on her face, I knew I had been unkind. I knew the opportunity given was over and I would never have the chance to try again with her. I don’t know why we came into each other’s life; I’m sure there was a purpose.
Read MoreTake a Moment to Just Breathe
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Breathe in. Breathe out. Stress and anxiety are the effects of living life. There are some who handle life a lot easier than others. Some of us can hide the stress and anxiety. While the others are so frazzled, everyone knows it. No matter who you are, take a moment to just breathe. Breathe in. Breathe out.
Read MoreThe Furnace of Affliction: There is a Purpose
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We’ve all been there. In one capacity or another, we’ve experienced a time of affliction. But what we make of it is what truly matters. Do we sit down and have a pity party? Or do we pick ourselves up, hold our head high and keep looking forward?
Read MoreA Comfortable Rut of Not Praying
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Have you ever fallen into a comfortable rut? You know the one. The place where you are comfortable, you feel safe, you almost know how things are going to turn out. We've all been there. But there is one Comfortable Rut most Christians are in and now the rut is beginning to grow over with problems.
Read MoreThe Church and Mental Health
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Mental health is a subject the church needs to address and not sweep under the rug any longer. It's not a sin to suffer from a mental illness. But it is a sin when we ignore those who are suffering.
Read MoreAnother Year: Opportunities Are You Searching for Them?
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Another year, another month, another day. Are you searching for opportunities to make them count?
Read MoreThe Day I Could Do Nothing to Help
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Fifty-two minutes left on the clock and my last phone call to make. Too fast moving fingers caused me to dial the wrong number. The frantic male voice in broken English asked if I was a family member. Before I answered, he said the owner of the phone had just killed herself, and again was I a family member or friend. I barely croaked out the word, “no”, when the phone went dead.
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