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    Leading children to the Lord can be a unique challenge because they’re easily led – but they’re just as easily misled.  So when a youth worker asks the children in Sunday school, children’s church, or Wednesday night Bible club “Who would like to be saved,” it’s crucial that the youngsters understand the question and comprehend the gospel.  Otherwise, our children grow up thinking that they’re saved because of some type…

  • Doing What You Want

    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…

  • Loving One Another

    Over the past few months, several of our church families have abruptly left, and many of those people had been workers, Sunday school teachers, youth leaders, active and faithful.  Then one day, without any apparent warning, they’re gone, and you have to ask yourself why.  What happened?  What caused them to suddenly leave the church without a word to anyone. People have a need to feel loved, cared for, appreciated,…

  • The Case of the Missing Keys

    Serving in the United States Air Force, Floyd and I were stationed at RAF Alconbury in England for three years.  Seven months before we were due to PCS (permanent change of station) back to the States, a house opened up at Upwood Base Housing, so we accepted it.  We moved into the house the end of May, 1981.  A few short months later, Floyd got orders to Moody AFB in…

  • 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…

  • Ingratitude at its Highest

    After Mary had lived with us for a year, and she finally got ready to move into her own apartment, I asked her if we could claim her on our taxes since she didn’t file for herself.  Her response stunned me.  “I can’t allow that.  One time my personal information was stolen, and they told me to never give it out.  So I can’t give it to you.” She’s lived…