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Scheduling Christmas with God
’m not sure I ever told you all this, but I do most of my writing in the early hours of the day. I’ve always been an early riser and during the Christmas season that is especially true. I even have the timer on the Christmas tree set to come on...
Thank you, Lord
want to begin this blog post by wishing all of you a blessed Thanksgiving. I hope the day is filled with all your favorite things! We have so much to be thankful for in our lives because of the Lord’s great love for us. Before the “busy” For...
Choose “ye today” for your holiday
f you want a joy-filled, blessed holiday season, there is a choice that you might want to make today. The rush begins earlier each year. This year, the Halloween candy didn’t even make it to the half-price baskets before the shelves began filling...
A month for grateful prayers
hank you all for ordering this year’s Advent book. I wrote it almost a year ago and it is so fun to see it in print! We need to sell Advent books early to get them all shipped. Even though it seems our entire culture is rushing into the Christmas...
Spiritual tips for the red zone
exans tend to be big football fans, and the Texans in my house certainly are. We are faithful to cheer for the Dallas Cowboys, but we enjoy cheering for the Kansas City Chiefs. The Chiefs are quickly becoming “America’s Team” according to many and...
Do you know about Jesus or do you actually know Jesus?
My thanks to Trace Kennedy for writing today’s blog. Trace is the very talented brand manager for our Foundations brand. We are blessed to have her at the ministry, and I think you will be blessed by her words this week. I’m grateful for her, and for you, our readers....
Why complain when we can proclaim?
s I sit in the utter stillness of my uncluttered, now-clean home, I realize how quickly I am missing the chaos of my four grandchildren racing through it. We had all four for a few days of their spring break and it was a crazy, exhausting,...
Realigning our faith
hate it when I make a quick U-turn and hit the curb with my front tire. In that moment several thoughts fly through my mind: Why didn’t I just wait for the arrow? Why didn’t I gauge the distance more accurately? Why didn’t I just take a different...
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