On a recent bicycling trip, I paused along the trail for rest and a snack. It wasn’t long before a man came walking along the path and, making eye contact, I greeted him, saying, “Hello, it’s a beautiful day.” Thinking he might just respond in kind and continue along his way, he took my comment […]
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If I Could Tell My Younger Self …
… anything, what would it be? I had the extreme pleasure of visiting the set of 700 Club Canada and watching co-host, Brian Warren, interview author, Julie Stautland. She recently released her new book, Trauma Queen; an intimate story about her struggle with anorexia, bulimia, sexual abuse, depression, and suicide thoughts despite receiving honors in five beauty pageants. […]
A Woman After God’s Own Heart
When I first cracked open A Woman After God’s Own Heart along with the ladies that joined me in my small group, I thought … “Wow! This is really something I could get my brain around.” But, as I continued to read I’ll have to admit that I was a little “put off” by the […]
Squawkers or the Voice That Matters
I was bicycling one day and came across a huge flock of birds sitting at the top of a tree. They were horribly loud and it occurred to me … Well, watch to learn what I thought … Whose voice do you listen to? Turn off the noise. The negative. Listen to The One. Please […]
Are You Shouting So Loudly …
your message cannot be heard? I recently ventured to Olympia, WA for March For Life to learn more about the issues at hand concerning life choices, meet some of our legislators, and received an earful from a small group of demonstrators shouting statements that seemed contrary to the day’s event. Here is a brief video […]
