Sharing words of Support, Motivation and Compassion
When the Stars Burn Down by Philips, Craig and Dean We are finally in the last two chapters of Revelation! This has been quite a study and a learning experience, hasn't it? When I began studying John's Revelation, I thought that I would see all of these end time events. I have seen events, but... Continue Reading →
First Love by Chris Tomlin I can't help but wonder as I study the book of Revelation and the example of Babylon how much this represents, not only sin throughout history, but in our culture now. Babylon, throughout scripture represents and is a symbolic of a permeating worldview filled with wickedness. It seems that the... Continue Reading →
Now that we've discussed the protagonist (the pregnant woman and more importantly, her child) and the antagonist (The Dragon, Satan) in our story, let's look at the story itself in Revelation 12. Today the focus will be on the story itself and the power of the child she gives birth to. Her male son, His... Continue Reading →
One week ago, early in the morning, we heard a strange sound. Leo, our Shih Tzu started into some end of life symptoms. A few days before this, we noticed that he was having some incontinence problems. At the very end, he was bleeding and had trouble with his bowels. We were calling some emergency... Continue Reading →
For those who read my last post, you noticed how much I focused on details on the end times! Two very important points that I made are: 1)we don't know the day or the time when He returns and 2)don't listen to those who claim to be the Messiah and false prophets! There is some... Continue Reading →
For The Cause by Keith and Kristyn Getty When my children were young and we prepared to go somewhere, our kids would take off what we just put on them. Put shoes on, they take them off. Put a coat on, they take it off. And because they did, they were now, no longer completely... Continue Reading →
Today we celebrated Christmas Day, but for the past few days, weeks and months, we have been preparing ourselves and perhaps our family, especially for this day. For those of us who have lost someone special or grieving about difficult circumstances, this day can be harder to plan for or be excited about. It seems... Continue Reading →
Remember Me by Mark Schultz Senator Dole passed away this past Sunday at 98 years old. After my grandchildren left this morning, I watched the live funeral service for Senator Dole at the National Cathedral as so many people had great things to say about his life and influence. His family loved him greatly as... Continue Reading →
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=ggPEQ_COpBA My God is Stil The Same by Sanctus Real As parents, we want to give good things to our children. We also want them to have fun. However, while they are growing and develop bad habits and we have to correct them. No one wants their kids to grow up acting up so hopefully... Continue Reading →
I realized very recently, that as I grieve over someone who hurts me deeply, that God grieves when I hurt Him also! When I fail to follow what He tells me to do, especially when I do the same sin over again, He grieves! I am sad when I don't hear from my kids. I... Continue Reading →
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