Monthly Archives: September 2007

I hope that you have enjoyed Alan’s message on perceptions. Part two will be available soon and he has just done a part three. I will keep you posted and let you know when they are downloadable. I have recently … Continue reading →

My purpose in writing today is to sort of set the record straight—as if it needs to be. I had this thought the other day that if someone entered my life about the time I began to blog they would … Continue reading →

As we move forward in our lives, I have found that it is sometimes necessary to look back in order to maintain a proper perspective. If indeed, as I believe, our perception shapes our reality, then what we have remembered … Continue reading →

This weekend Sandi and I visited our son and daughter who live in Raliegh, North Carolina. It is a 3 1/2 hour drive so we don’t visit all that often but when we do it is always a good trip … Continue reading →

Life has it’s very own way of presenting us with just enough stuff to handle in order to keep us busy and almost off-hook with making any sort of definable progress—be it an exercise program or reading the bible everyday. … Continue reading →

Today was one of those days off work where the morning was filled with activity and the afternoon was laid back and relaxed. Sandi and I had planned on being in New York City this weekend but with two weddings … Continue reading →

As a lay in bed this early morning, in that half-awake time, I had a feeling not unlike that of being in the Matrix. Many times during my life I have, in waking early, been made aware of a dream … Continue reading →

I have lately been perplexed by the very distinct impression that life is a series of highs and lows—ups and downs—ins and outs—and that the goal, expressed by my favorite new testament personality Paul (aside from you know who) of … Continue reading →

I am afraid that I have been more “serious” lately with my blogging and have to admit that there are seasons in our lives that are “deep calling to deep” as it were. It is not like I really plan … Continue reading →