Yesterday, as I stood at my bedroom window and watched the snow come down, my mind traveled back to a class that I had taken in my freshman year at Lee College (now Lee University). Still in my teens and less than two years after recommitting my life to Christ, God used the most influential... Continue Reading →

Prior to Alzheimer’s, Linda and I always looked forward to the beginning of each new year as an opportunity to set meaningful goals. Anticipating the future greatly reduced the uncertainty and stress associated with daily living. All of that changed when this horrible disease became an unwelcome part of our world. For many years, I... Continue Reading →