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    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…

  • A Little Accident

    God is incredibly good, and I think a lot of His children take for granted the things that He does for them each and every day.  And then, family or friends will comment, “Boy, were you lucky.”  Well, I don’t believe in luck.  Not good luck.  Not bad luck.  Everything I deal with in life is filtered through the fingers of God’s love, mercy, and protection.  He never leaves me…

  • There’s Still Work to Do

    God often prepares us for a situation before we go through it.  When we were stationed in England, my husband, Floyd, a tech sergeant in the United States Air Force, came home from work to tell me that the Air Force had required them to take a class on clearing obstructed airways (choking) in adults and children.  (It was probably part of a CPR class.)  At the dinner table that…

  • Taking Things for Granted

    One afternoon, I ran my fourteen-year-old son to a craft store to pick up something he needed for a project that he was working on.  Toby ran into the store, and I waited in the car.  A siren caught my attention and I glanced over at the main road, watching an ambulance zip by as it headed toward the nearby hospital. Immediately, my mind shifted to the goodness of God,…

  • 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…

  • One Step too Many

    I’m the third oldest of seven children.  God watched out for me even before I was His child.  My dad was a career Navy man and in the spring of 1966, when I was eight-years-old and the Vietnam War was going on, I got pulled out of school and my family moved to Eva Beach, Hawaii, on the island of Oahu.  My dad was preparing to go to Vietnam and…