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    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…

  • Are you a Good Student?

    For the past ten years, I’ve been discipling a good friend.  Although she’s been saved for more than twenty years and has sat under the teaching of God’s word that entire time, she has allowed her spiritual growth to be delayed by circumstances.  As a result, she’s still young in the Lord.  So she is always asking the kind of questions that a baby Christian might ask. One day she…

  • Our Attitudes Reflect Our Devotion Time

    This Sunday, Floyd and I will be celebrating our 35th wedding anniversary.  When we got married, we agreed that divorce was not an option, and if we ran into marital challenges that we would take them to the Lord and let Him help us work them out. And in those 35 years, we’ve faced quite a few challenges – from raising a mentally handicapped daughter to extended periods of separation…

  • You Never Go Alone

    We had a great time in Israel.  Obe (pronounced O’ Bee) Hokanson, the missionary friend of ours who set up the trip, was an amateur archeologist.  He was our tour guide and he took us all over Israel, avoiding all the tourist traps.  Renting a bus, he told the bus driver where to take us.  The bus driver was trained to hit all the tourist locations, but Obe arranged for…

  • A Lesson From God

    In June, I was at the Fort Riley Army Post in Junction City, Kansas, helping my daughter-in-law with the kids after her hernia repair.  We stopped by the Exchange, and I met a lady there who was doing a book-signing, so I talked to her.  She was a self-published author who set up book-signings all over the country on military bases.  I asked her how she did in sales.  She…

  • Seeing God in the Little Things

    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…