Category Archives: Talking Points

After our gospel lesson at Christ C. International on Luke 10 this morning I was asked to read Oh Zion, Haste. As our team huddled in prayer before the service praying for this glorious web site, I could not help to think that God knew long ago of the site and placed the words inContinue reading “Sing a hymn with me”

I suppose the “giving seasons” are officially over….like Christmas and Valentine’s Day and I would venture to guess that many people heave a sigh of relief. Like relief from searching for the right gift for the right (or wrong) person. Like anxiousness over budgets and expenses. And many of us say that we are justContinue reading “Giving Seasons”

Stubbornness is not a gift given to us from God. Dictionary: “If you’re the kind of person who takes a stand and then refuses to back down, your friends might say you have a stubborn disposition, a word that implies an innate resistance to any attempt to change one’s purpose, course, or opinion. People whoContinue reading “Stubborness vs. Wisdom”

This sign was made by Tammy’s team and placed in their office in the Washington DC area as they work together with team spirit in writing and sending cards to our soldiers. CCI, and Rena’s fourth grade classroom made cards and wrote messages and have mailed to our soldiers. Also, Needles and Chickenfarmer, and theirContinue reading “Happy Holidays to THE Troops”

for our emotional handicaps? Are we emotionally handicapped at times? Do we use walking canes made of ‘poor me’ wood? Do we wear cheap walking shoes that fit like “I’m going to walk all over you?” Do we hobble around on crutches made from ‘Popular Pride’ that surely will cause us to fall? What DoctorContinue reading “Study with Sara-Do we need Emotional Crutches”

Help me name my new (boy) puppy!

For most children in the United States, school is about to start or has already started. Children get excited about buying new clothes and school supplies in preparation for the big day – the first day of school. Children are excited about catching up with what happened over the summer with other students they know.Continue reading “Back to School We Go!”