I read about a man who, like many today, shaved his head completely bald. He told about how he and his wife looked forward to going out for an evening together.
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Years ago, I read an article in PSYCHOLOGY TODAY. I don’t remember the author’s name, but I remember the story he told about his mother.
There’s an old story about a little boy who was riding across town on a city bus. He was huddled close to a very well-dressed lady and swinging his legs back and forth out in the aisle like kids will do.
Yesterday, the New Year was but a moment away. We could open the door and peek at all it promised. Today, we have stepped across the threshold and stepped fully into that future we imagined.
I was a very young, brand-new preacher. The members of my first church introduced me to John Wesley’s Covenant Renewal Service.
When Dad was diagnosed with kidney failure, his chances of living were reduced, and the only option was dialysis and perhaps a kidney transplant to give him more time to live
Mary, Joseph, and baby Jesus in a manger, still in an inappropriate place, not only for them but for their baby. I would like to wonder what Mary and Joseph were feeling as they went through this whole experience.
The shepherds were very excited about what they had witnessed and understood that what had happened was only a warning of what was taking place, so they went to where the baby Messiah was and saw for themselves the great news, “That, in the city of Bethlehem, a savior has been born.”
Sometimes, we hear a great message from our pastor, and we are moved to a desire to know our faith better and have a deeper relationship with God, and we might wonder how to do that.
In my family, there have always been people with talent and developed skills, such as teaching, singing, or playing a musical instrument, leadership, and facility of speech.