It’s breast cancer awareness month. I may be the only female this really bugs. Excuse me? Can we come up with a better term? Who ISN’T aware of breast cancer? Why don’t we have a breast cancer healing month? And … Continue reading
I often get asked the question in my classes or other places, what if I want to work on something, but I don't want everyone to know about it? That's definitely a valid question. Some things you don't mind sharing, … Continue reading
Approximately 10 years ago, on a freezing July night, the cold, hard, truth hit me like a freight train. NO ONE WAS COMING TO MY RESCUE. On our bedroom floor, my wife was giving birth to our son, he’d come … Continue reading
If any of you lack wisdom, let him ask of God, that giveth to all men liberally, and dupbraideth not; and it shall be given him. But let him ask in faith, nothing wavering. For he that wavereth is like … Continue reading
Fear is opportunity knocking. Too often we hide behind the door and quiver. It is when we open the door and shine the light of faith into the shadows, that our fears are banished. Only then we learn that fear … Continue reading
Our intention, coupled with strong feelings of curiosity, enthusiasm, and faith, takes us from seed to flower, and becomes the driving force of achieving or attracting anything. Believe.
Read the quote by Peggy below this post. I wanted to share an example of how this works. Last week we had our county fair. Each year, my children and I enter items to be judged, from animals, to artwork, … Continue reading
In the Bible, in Ephesians, it says, “give thanks always for all things unto God…” and in 1 Thessalonians it says, “in every thing give thanks.” Count your blessings. It’s a familiar phrase. It’s so easy to do it when … Continue reading
“Count your blessings. Once you realize how valuable you are and how much you have going for you, the smiles will return, the sun will break out, the music will play, and you will finally be able to move forward … Continue reading
This came in my inbox this morning. Believe. Not Just Another Town Fred Everhart read the mail and felt sick. What would the kids do? Fred, head of the recreation commission, experienced what many American towns and committees felt – … Continue reading