This morning God showed me some things for my own life right now, which may be true for some of you as well, so I thought I would share a...

I need to apologize about something. I was upset last Friday about my church and pastor being slimed online, so I did something about it....

The oncologist called yesterday, right before my PET scan, and said that the bone marrow results indicated Mantle Cell Lymphoma, a...

Anyone else here (constantly?) thinking about food? No? Well yesterday morning, God showed me Food. A half eaten chimichanga,...

Today has been interesting. I use a Cloud service called OneDrive. Today it showed me a bracelet that quoted Psalm 46:10-- "Be still, and...

I encountered this quote again after many years ago, and it rattled me: "David was caught in a very uncomfortable position; however, he...

There is a (Chinese?) curse that says "May you live in interesting times." My inner response is, "NO NO NO! Boring is good! Boring is...

I have stuff going on in my personal life, and I am in a place of significant uncertainty. (More news later.) Psalm 42:5-8 is resonating:...

He knew they were hungry and provision had already been made. They didn't need to catch the 153 large fish, but Jesus was trying to make a point. He was proving, yet again, that he was able to meet their needs in impossible circumstances. (They had fished all night and caught nothing.) Now that he had their attention, he had stuff to tell them. I think sometimes God creates moments of crisis in our lives to see if we will turn to Him...

I was stressing over something unimportant, and God showed me an infant perched on his father's mighty arm. His father was making a muscle, and supporting the baby behind its back with his huge hand... The infant was doing a "startle" reflex, CLINGING to his father's mighty arm for dear life, as though it was the baby's job to hang on tight enough not to fall! When really, he could have spread his hands wide, and let go. Because his father was holding him against his chest, f