Monthly Archives: October, 2018
Unbroken: A World War Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption
Louis Zamperini is a remarkable man. This is his story. Although the movie with the same title was released recently, I am referring to the written book. From a very young age I have always preferred the book to the movie. Movies leave so much out and tend to twist things around. The book, written …
Lazy River
I wrote this about six weeks ago. Much has happenedd since that confirms in my heart that the message of Jeremiah is more pertinent than ever. A Lazy River may be fun at a water park, but it ends disastrously in real life. The entire book of Jeremiah is a thorough identification of how Judah cam …
The Roar of the Crowd
If you have been reading this weblog for very long, you already know that I love baseball. The team I have followed since I was a ten-year old girl, the Atlanta Braves (then the Milwaukee Braves) happen to be in the season play-offs this year. Now regular baseball is exciting to me, but post season …
Truth
Jesus told Thomas, his disciple, “I am the Way, the Truth, and the Life: no man cometh unto the Father but by Me.” Further in that long and beautiful prayer that Jesus prayed for his disciples in John 17, Jesus declared, “. . .thy Word is truth.” In fact, John uses the word truth more …
The Shepherd's Presence 