When God Makes a Promise

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    One day, out of the clear blue sky, God spoke to my heart and said to me, “You know, Marj, you do what you want.”  I was in my thirties when he hit me with that revelation. Do we do what we want to do?  There are men paying alimony and child support.  There are people working at jobs they hate just to make ends meet, serving in the military…

  • With God All Things are Possible

    I didn’t learn to walk until I was three years old.  A doctor from India who could barely speak English realized that my middle ear was drained dry, so he started me on a medicine that took care of the problem.  That’s when I started walking.  But I still had a balance problem, which caused me to fall easily, so I lived with bangs and bruises, often covered in Band-aids. …

  • Looking Toward Eternity

    Isaiah 55:10-12 says, “For as the rain cometh down, and the snow from heaven, and returneth not thither, but watereth the earth, and maketh it bring forth and bud, that it may give seed to the sower, and bread to the eater:  So shall my word be that goeth forth out of my mouth: it shall not return unto me void, but it shall accomplish that which I please, and…

  • Fear Not

    My daughter-in-law, Amy, had surgery last Thursday, and because of the nature of the surgery, the Army authorized emergency leave for my son, Toby, who flew home from Korea.  Then Amy’s mom, Joanne, and I drove out from Ohio to help Toby with the three little ones – ages 4, 5, and 6.  They live in Kansas. The surgery went well, and Amy is now recovering at home.  She can’t…

  • Then What?

    For the majority of my children’s lives, I was a stay-at-home mom.  So I was almost always there.  But my daughter, Jamie, didn’t have that same luxury.  She had to work to survive, to help pay bills, to help make ends meet.  And I was the most affordable childcare provider available to her.  She did, in fact, pay me to watch her two little boys, although I considered it more…

  • 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…