Note: This blog is about the infamous colonoscopy. If frank discussions of medical procedures upset you, you may want to skip this post. Admitting that we’re aging can be a difficult confession, but there are some potential problems in the anatomy that can strike viciously with increasing years, like colon cancer. If your doctor is…
Are there rules of life at sixty? The recent and momentous occasion of birthday number sixty seemed an appropriate time for recalibrating my compass and evaluating my direction. At eighteen I thought I knew everything. At eighteen with forty-two years of experience I know I was wrong. Learning continues year by year, and I will…
My editor suggested that in honor of Valentine’s Day I share a dozen quotes from my book, Quest for the Perfect Wife, to remind us all that the quest for love is hard work but the rewards are out of this world. You can learn more about the purpose behind the book from this video…
What a shopping trip! Though Scripture does not name him Bible students believe that Eliezer was Abraham’s most–trusted servant, the one chosen to travel to the homeland to select a bride for Isaac (Genesis 24). Eliezer departed for Mesopotamia with a caravan of treasure. As the camels swayed under the dessert sun, questions flooded Eliezer’s…
Children meticulously check off the days as their Christmas excitement builds. Perhaps a little door is opened on the Advent calendar or a token is moved one step closer to December 25th as the days drag by. For those little ones the time before Christmas seems to crawl. For adults, though, busy with bulging “To…
Who know my toddler-aged Granddaughter had something to teach me about the presence of God. Granddaughter Fern arrived for an overnight visit with Grandpa and Gramma. She can reach the doorbell button now and usually takes great delight in pressing that device multiple times, but on this occasion Fern had a singular mission. She wanted…