As I was returning home from the grocery store Tuesday evening, with ten pounds of ground beef, I couldn’t help but reflect on how food and our current ministry efforts work in concert to build relationships and break down barriers…
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This week has been filled with news of the 100th birthday celebration of former President Jimmy Carter who was born on October 1, 1924. He holds the distinction of being the longest living American President and continues to command respect…
I come from a line of people who were diabetic. Dad and members of his family struggled with diabetes and even distant cousins have also had problems with sugar. Clearly, it is hereditary. But luckily, my bother has escaped the…
This past Tuesday, the 24th, was a significant date in the history of our great country. For it was on September 24, 1789 that the Supreme Court came into existence. It was the result of the Judiciary Act of 1789…
Lately, I’ve been thinking about the ways that I try to help people in need. Sometimes, I even think about it in the middle of the night. There is a ton of biblical evidence that God waits until He has…
I can’t even begin to tell you the number of calls that Janet and I get every day that are spam calls. Yes, there are those calls that want us to extend the warranty on our cars, but for the…
We finished our cruise early last Thursday morning and were in the air most of the day trying to get home from Providence, RI. Thankfully, the flights both ways, both to and from the cruise ship, were on time and…
Yesterday morning, September 11, 2024, we were having a bite of breakfast in our cabin as we began the final day of our cruise on the southern tip of Rhode Island and Massachusetts. We were on the American Liberty, the…
Today was a busy day. Three hours in a ferry heading to and then returning from Nantucket and Martha’s Vineyard. Of course, the ferry was late (both ways), traffic was really intense on the the islands, the unknown was a…