Fall arrived on the hottest day of the week. Taking advantage of the sunny day, I decided to wash our yard sneakers we had left on the patio or garage. Not sure if spiders or some other unsightly creepy-crawly-bug thing had decided to hide in the shoes, I picked them … Continue reading →
I’ve fallen and I can’t get up! Trials hit hard and I hit the floor. I hit the floor on my knees and I just plain hit the floor from sadness, grief, and overwhelming circumstances. Crushed and defeated, I wondered at times if I’d ever get back up. I want … Continue reading →
Looking for a way to cope, tears flowed as I banged my fists against the wall. The devil had again attacked my family and left pieces of my heart scattered on the ground. You too have been wounded. Satan tries to destroy, leaving behind scars and nightmarish memories. I’m so … Continue reading →
The difficulties of life stink. When those we hoped were trustworthy take away our trust and losses leak holes in our hearts, if we aren’t careful, if we don’t take our burdens to Jesus, those hard things can leave hard places in our souls. I know pain, I understand many … Continue reading →
Much has happened this last month. Our house in Tennessee was originally scheduled to close on Monday, July third in Tennessee and Alabama. Movers were scheduled to pick us up June thirtieth and deliver our belongings on July fifth. Since we were leaving town before closing, we setup an early … Continue reading →
I’ll be honest, I’ve been struggling. As my eyesight continues to worsen, my flesh is weak while my faith tries to stand strong. God tells us not to fear, and I try to be brave, I so try to be brave, but at times I am afraid. I know God … Continue reading →
In 1876 a plant known as Kudzo was imported to help with erosion. Those few plants spread like wildfire. Their roots shoot out, gripping the ground, crawling, covering trees, houses, and practically envelops anything that stands in its way. Kudozo’s root system and interlocking vines become almost impossible to eradicate. … Continue reading →
