My wife and I love to take an occasional stroll on the beach. There’s really not much more relaxing than walking along the edge of the water and watching all the wonderful sights. I especially enjoy watching all the children playing in the sand and building those sand castle masterpieces. The kids on the beach […]
Choose to Let Your Ruins Come to Life
I was walking through a residential area near my condo several months ago and was paying close attention to the many gorgeous homes of all colors, shapes, and sizes. There were brick homes, two-story homes, ranch style homes and on and on. It was a wonderful neighborhood with homeowners walking their dogs down the street […]
The Peace in Learning to Enjoy the Journey
My wife and I had a great time this past summer visiting Stone Mountain Park, here in the Atlanta area, with our grandsons. We had the opportunity to spend the day with them seeing the various sights and attractions and just had a wonderful time. One thing that my grandsons had really wanted to do that particular day was […]
Don’t Be Afraid to Expose Yourself
My Wife and I were fortunate to be able to attend a Christian Music Festival recently in the Atlanta Area. The Festival was set-up in a beautiful section of a large State Park. We had an opportunity to sight-see and visit all the attractions in the Park and then drive over to the section where […]
Resting in the Comforting Mist
Several years ago, my best friend and I decided to drive, one Saturday, to the North Georgia Mountains to hike. We were still young and single and had nothing really better to do on a hot Saturday afternoon, so this would be something different and exciting for us to do. Neither of us were avid […]
We Are All Blessed By The Blessor
I was re-reading the account in Matthew Chapter 14 of Jesus walking on the water and His encounter with the Disciples. If you haven’t read this passage recently, or at all, I would encourage you to check it out beginning with verse 21 through the end of the Chapter. I suppose I’ve read this passage dozens […]
