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    My entire life I’ve battled poor equilibrium.  At age 3, I was hospitalized to find out why I wasn’t walking.  When I was 12, my balance was so bad I could not stand still.  I had to keep moving to keep from falling over; kind of like a guy on a unicycle.  I served in the military but couldn’t march because of my balance.   Then I got married and had…

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    My husband, Floyd, is recovering from open-heart by-pass surgery.   So things he could do with ease only ten days ago, he now finds incredibly difficult.  Simple things like sitting down and standing up; lying down and sitting back up; putting on his shoes, etc. One day he said, “You don’t realize how much you take those little, everyday motions for granted.” Ephesians 5:20 says, “Giving thanks always for all things…

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    God’s ways are not our ways.  In fact, very often God’s ways are the complete and total opposite of ours. Americans teach their children the importance of self esteem, but God says in Galatians 6:3, “For if a man think himself to be something, when he is nothing, he deceiveth himself.”   So when we pump our children full of self esteem, we are training them to think highly of themselves. …

  • Love in Action

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  • Fire! Fire!

    In 1998, two weeks before Christmas, a faulty clock radio cord caused an electrical fire in the bedroom of our 16-year-old daughter, Jamie.  Fortunately, Floyd and I were both home when our smoke detector sounded, and so was our son.  But our daughters were both at school. Toby had been living on his own, and Jamie’s dad gave her permission to move into his empty room, so she had been…