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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…

  • Don’t Wait!

    A few weeks ago, our pastor brought a Wednesday night Bible lesson about the responsibilities of the watchman.  (Ezekiel 33:2-9)  I’ve known for a very long time that as a child of God, I am responsible to warn the lost of the pending judgment.  But it’s so easy to cruise through life, from one busy day to the next, frequently crossing paths with people bound for hell, yet never considering…

  • When God Makes a Promise

    Mark 11:24 says, “Therefore I say unto you, What things soever ye desire, when ye pray, believe that ye receive them, and ye shall have them.” When I first accepted the Lord as my Savior, my friend, Lynn, was trying to disciple me in the things of the Lord.  Lynn knew a few things and I didn’t know anything.  At the time, we were both in high school. Lynn said…

  • Building a Firewall

    A few weeks ago  I realized my website had been attacked by malware and other Internet creepy crawly things that infiltrate your site to destroy it.  So I called my IPage (that’s my hosting site) technical support team and said, “Help!  There’s a creepy crawly thing on my site and I can’t get it off.”   Actually, it wasn’t really creeping and crawling.  It was just a link that didn’t belong…

  • The Love of Jesus

    Jesus loves our children far more than we do and He watches out for them in ways that we can’t, simply because He is omnipresent and can be with them everywhere they go at all times. I could have easily lost my son that day.  I’d taken my seven-year-old to a doctor’s appointment down at Children’s Hospital and I left my two older children with a neighbor around the corner…

  • Instructions That Last for Eternity

    As many of you know, I wasn’t raised in a Christian home.  My parents weren’t atheists or involved in a cult or religious in any way.  They were good (by worldly standards), honest, caring, hard-working people who did the very best that they knew how to raise their seven children.  I am the third oldest. When I was about eight-years-old, I remember a neighbor who used to take my younger…