During an outdoor adventure with my grandmother, she showed me poison ivy. I called my brother over to warn him to avoid it. “That’s not poison ivy, that’s poison oak,” he retorted. I laughed and said “how do you tell the biologist, someone who studied plant life and taught it Read more
Photo by: Luigi Diamanté A BROTHER OFFENDED IS HARDER TO BE WON THAN A STRONG CITY, AND CONTENTIONS ARE LIKE THE BARS OF A CITADEL. Proverbs 18:19 New American Standard Bible (NASB) People learn, change and grow with care. It’s the basis of every living beings growth and development. God’s Read more
Life doesn’t always feel good, but what a joy there is to behold at the beauty birthed in agony and the triumph in the struggle. Consider the fascinating work of a woman. For nine months she carries a baby in her womb. The announcement brings great excitement. The movements, Read more
There was a man charged with the task of governing, caring and guiding a people into their destiny. Though they were chosen, they were accustomed to being “second class citizens,” having been slaves in a country that was not their own. After hundreds of years of bondage, they were liberated, Read more
I read a story recently that reminded me of God’s personal quest for my heart, it caused me to feel refreshed and inundated with His love. The story is about Abraham, who at the time was known by his former name Abram, and his nephew Lot. Abram received an alarming message about Lot being Read more