Teaching Kingdom Values in a Secular Culture
Looks can be very deceiving! That is certainly true of the picture accompanying today’s blog, which was taken twenty days ago. Linda appears to be a very beautiful and healthy eighty-one-year-old lady. She is certainly very beautiful; however, she is not healthy. Helplessly, I have watched as Alzheimer’s has moved from being an inconvenience to... Continue Reading →
Reflecting on the wonderful day that Linda and I enjoyed on July 27, I ended last week’s blog on a positive note: “... I cannot understand why, against the backdrop of so many painful memories, God chose to break the pattern and bring me such joy.” Since then, after watching her struggle with recurring episodes... Continue Reading →
Linda and I have always believed that true happiness is found when we embrace life as a process: fear God, live out His precepts, and love that which He loves. Obviously, the truth and beauty of all this was challenged when Alzheimer’s slowly took away Linda’s ability to provide fun moments for family gatherings, rejoice... Continue Reading →
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