Our family reunion consisted of fun, food, and adventure. Time passed so fast that day that as I looked toward the western sky, I wanted to slow the sun from dipping below the horizon. As my parents packed the car, a tear escaped my eye. As each year passes, those memories become dearer to me, especially my thoughts of the loved ones who have passed on.
Continue reading →Dear God, Remember the time when … I just want to say thank You.
Continue reading →“You are the light of the world. A city set on a hill cannot be hidden.” ~Matthew 5:14 ESV
Continue reading →Friend, I’ve decided to have a better resolution–that I will seek God’s will with any decision I make. …
Continue reading →Make this Christmas season the one that you receive an everlasting gift from God. …
Continue reading →It is through unification that businesses succeed, sports teams win championships, and the body of Christ grows.
Continue reading →One of my fondest memories while living at Bangor, Maine, was the night sky. I can still vividly recall the thousands of stars twinkling in the darkness and in contrast, the brightness of the moon…
Continue reading →It was another hot and windless day in San Francisco on October 17, 1989. There was a sense of electricity in the air as the anticipation built. The game would be three of the World Series playoffs. The contest was scheduled to begin at 5:35 pm. The San Francisco Giants and the Oakland A’s were going through the pre-game ceremonies at Candlestick Park in San Francisco, California.
Continue reading →The choice I made in the Fall of 1980 diverted me from God. But by God’s grace, mercy, and direction I reversed the unwise choice…
Continue reading →Alexander Bell was one of the primary inventors of the telephone. On March 10, 1876, his hard work paid off culminating in the first successful telephone call. One hundred and twenty-six years later, a communication business started an advertising campaign with Paul Marcarelli, known as the “Test Man.” The Test Man would speak into a cell phone the words, “Can you hear me now?”
Even with the invention and successful use of the telephone, Mr. Bell still couldn’t claim he was the first to call out to mankind. God, the Creator of all things, was the first to call out to mankind. Genesis 3:9 reads, “But the Lord God called to the man and said to him, ‘Where are you?'”This is akin to Him saying, “Can you hear Me now?” God calls, but do we answer, “Yes, Lord.”?
