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Columns are listed in reverse order (most recent first)In the BeginningHere we are "at the beginning" of a New Year. It's hard to believe that a year has passed. It seems like only a short time ago we were all talking about Y2K .... (more) What's On Your Wish List?"It's almost Christmas!" Those words can strike JOY in your heart or stress! I love Christmas! I love the decorations. I love the music and special events. I love the excitement in the air .... (more) For What Am I Thankful?As I look out my window at the changing colors of the leaves on the trees, I am reminded once again of God's faithfulness. Living in Northwest Atlanta gives us a wonderful opportunity to witness those changes .... (more) Lessons from Pooh CornerIt's been a long time since I've read Winnie-the-Pooh by A. A. Milne, but it's still one of my favorite books. It's a comfortable book. A friendly book. It seems to have been written .... (more) Beautiful MusicMost of us, at one time or another, have attempted to play a musical instrument. Maybe it was our choice. Maybe we were forced by our parents to take lessons. Maybe we had a natural God-given talent that surfaced .... (more) Summer ProverbsSummer is supposed to be relaxing, right? Isn't that what you remember from your childhood? Sleeping late. Lying around watching TV. Hanging out with friends. Family vacations. Staying up later. No schedule. Picnics. Swimming .... (more) What Are You Building?God made us relational beings. He created Eve, so that Adam would have a helper and not be alone. The Ten Commandments are relational commandments, to God and to man .... (more) How Much Salt?"The new phone books are here! The new phone books are here! I'm somebody now!" I never saw the movie, but I did see the commercial many times, of Steve Martin jumping up and down on the sidewalk .... (more) Growing In GracePastor Jaca and I have been receiving a monthly newsletter from David Wilkerson, author of "The Cross and the Switchblade" and founder of Teen Challenge in New York, since our early years of marriage, back in the late '70s .... (more) |