More Precious Than Gold
While visiting a yard sale in Connecticut, a man discovered this bowl featuring designs incorporating lotus, peony, chrysanthemum and pomegranate blossoms. He swiftly purchased the
While visiting a yard sale in Connecticut, a man discovered this bowl featuring designs incorporating lotus, peony, chrysanthemum and pomegranate blossoms. He swiftly purchased the
“Most people carry scars that others can’t see or understand.” The vulnerability of this quote stuck with me because it came from a Major League
People have always used everyday objects or experiences to explain spiritual truths. To take that which is seen to help example what is unseen. When
Regardless of the reason why you may be experiencing loneliness, I hope today’s devotional is a reminder that we are never forgotten by God.
Malcolm Cloutt was faithful in prayer. In his lifetime, Cloutt kept a record of each person he had given a bible, which numbered more than
When I wrote this devotional there was only one volume in the Every Moment Holy series. The third volume comes out this fall and I’ve
This week a big storm knocked out power to our house. Despite having intact power lines and newly installed light bulbs, flipping the light switch
I was captivated when I read a news article about how the mighty Mississippi actually reversed course for several hours as a result of the
June 19, 2023 is the third year that the U.S. government officially recognized Juneteenth, a federal holiday commemorating the date in 1865 that slaves in
I didn’t even know they made 18,000-piece puzzles! But a search for a puzzle to put together as we waited out the pandemic led us
Happy Mother’s Day! Today’s devotional was inspired by the viral video of a mama bear attempting to get her four cubs across the street (the
I first saw one of van Gogh’s olive trees paintings more than 30 years ago and I’m still entranced by them. A reproduction of one
As we begin Holy Week, I am reminded that Jesus fulfilled the entire law so that when he died on a cross he could open
In 1920, the U.S. finally gave women the right to vote. The leadership of the movement leaned on their faith and used Scripture as the
Remember Covid weddings? Zoom bridal showers. Masks except during the ceremony when everyone stood six feet apart. Streaming the service. 25 guests or fewer. And
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