On the Right Path
The smell of fall was in the air as we made our way through the maze. We couldn’t look over the top or around the corner to see ahead. …
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Glenda Shouse: Troubling Times
These are times of uncertainty. We read of bad news on every front. The virus hasn’t gone away, inflation is through the roof. The cost of fuel is reaching unprecedented highs, and food costs continue to rise. Wars and rumor of wars are the recent headlines.
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Glenda Shouse: On the Mark
We can have a personal relationship with God through Jesus Christ…
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Glenda Shouse: Rescued
We found ourselves feeling desperate…
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Glenda Shouse: Are You Thirsty?
Our neighbors were away for the weekend, but I heard a lawnmower next door. I felt sorry for whoever was mowing. I looked over the top of the hedge between our houses and saw…
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Hispanic: Glenda Shouse: Contando las Aflicciones: Counting Woes
Mis circunstancias no cambiaron en mi día de “ay de mí”, pero mi corazón sí cambio cuando comencé a alabar al Señor por su bondad en mi vida…
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Glenda Shouse: Rejoice This Day!
Do you go through your day rejoicing? What does this simple word mean and how do we include it not just in our vocabulary but in our daily lives? …
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Glenda Shouse: Joy Bubbles
These are unexpected jewels of time that bubble up from deep inside my soul. These are bits and pieces of richness, beauty, and love that only our Heavenly Father provides. …
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Glenda Shouse: Saved, Forgiven, Forgiving
Beaten and ridiculed by the soldiers. Betrayed by His own followers, those He taught, mentored, and worshipped with. The ones He shared meals with and poured life-giving words and principles into them. He tried to prepare them for this time, but of course they did not understand all that was happening. …
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Glenda Shouse: Backyard Visitors
One morning I saw a young deer foraging. He was very small but he was alert to his surroundings while taking time to choose the tastiest morsels. He continued grazing in the backyard for a while. Then, to my surprise, he laid down by the fence, presenting a lovely picture of trust. He felt safe enough to rest in our backyard. …
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