During World War II, the 6th Ranger Battalion, assisted by Filipino guerrillas, penetrated deep into enemy territory to free prisoners of war at Cabanatuan. One of the primary concerns was the flatness of the countryside. The terrain had been cleared of vegetation. The Rangers would have to crawl through a … Continue reading →
I’ll admit I have problems with punctuation. Commas should be pauses, like when I talk. Periods are used when I pause longer than a pause. Period. Semicolons, colons, ellipses, question marks, exclamation points, and dashes decorated my pages at random intervals. Grammar lovers, please don’t judge me. If you see … Continue reading →
With everything going on in our world, how would you like Living Joyfully Free? This week stop by Amazon and download a free eBook copy of my earlier devotional Living Joyfully Free — https://amzn.to/3iGsxsY (Click on the Kindle version and buy with 1-click for 0.00) Living joyfully free is falling … Continue reading →
Do you worry? Fret? Agonize? Do you allow the worry to run rampant, disturbing your day and unsettling your night? What is the worst that could happen? Take that worry, take it to the end. Lots of terrible things can happen. I understand. I know. But what happens in the … Continue reading →
My desk is littered with what looks like nuclear fallout from a paper bomb, 128 e-mail messages await reading, and documents are stacked on the floor by the shredder. To-do-lists sit next to my computer keyboard, laundry waits, and dishes are in the sink. And inside, my soul churns from lack … Continue reading →
Hi, friends! I’m so excited. I made the audio, wrote the text, then hired a young man to make my devotions into videos. Here’s the first one. No matter how messed up a life may be, God is in the restoration business. Vimeo — https://vimeo.com/542783004
Continue reading →It is so easy to get a bad attitude and start complaining and grumbling about life, politics, the economy, people, climate, health issues, the weather, the traffic, anything and everything. But when we grumble, we lose. We lose pieces of ourselves and opportunities to notice the good in life. We … Continue reading →
