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  • Trusting God

    Floyd and I were both in the United States Air Force.  We met and got married while we were stationed in England.  The following July, Floyd took leave, so we could go to the States on vacation with our three-month-old son, Toby.  That way, I could meet Floyd’s family.  He could meet my family, and everyone could see the baby. We prayed about making the trip. Even back in 1980,…

  • A Soft Answer

    The things we say and the attitudes we display can have an incredible influence over other people. My daughter, Jamie, was just learning to drive,  And we all know how frustrating it can be to be behind a student driver.  Well, Jamie and I were on our way home from church, and Jamie asked me if she could drive.  She had her learner’s permit (or temporary driver’s license), but she’d…

  • Misplaced Trust

    Having faith means to have complete trust or confidence.  Where is your faith?  Where do you place your complete trust or confidence?  Is it in the Lord?  Or is it in yourself?  Do you trust in the Lord to provide for you, or is your trust in things or your bank account or your career?  Trusting means to hold a firm belief in the reliability or truth or strength of…

  • Growing in the Lord

    When a person is saved, they are to grow in the Lord.  II Peter 3:18 says, “But grow in grace, and in the knowledge of our Lord and Saviour Jesus Christ…”  That’s not a recommendation or a suggestion.  That’s an order.  So how are new believers to grow in the Lord?  When I was first saved… I started reading my Bible.  I didn’t understand it, but I read it anyway. …

  • The Search for a Sitter (Part 2)

    After receiving an invitation from a missionary friend of ours to join his tour group in Israel, I went on the hunt for a baby-sitter.  That wasn’t an easy task.  We were stationed in Greece and lived on the economy, so of the few people I knew, there weren’t many who could watch the kids.  Then one day, Major Bailey’s wife, Raynel, called me about a lady interested in the…

  • A Life-Long Challenge

    When I was in high school, I had a friend who never let me finish a sentence.  Now my mother had taught me not to interrupt, and it took me years to internalize that lesson.  And by high school, I had learned that lesson well.  So when Lynn interrupted me, I stopped talking and let her say what she wanted.  Once she was through, I continued, but the moment I…