While attending a wedding recently, a friend and I were chatting. Not only had we realized that it had been quite a while since we conversed, but it seemed that was the case with many of our friends who were also at the wedding. What had happened? Oh right … 2020 … ‘nuff said, right?
I was in college when two of my classmates died in a boating accident. We were part of an intimate group of friends, and upon hearing of their death, we were utterly devastated. While I had been to several funerals up until that time, I felt the death of those young men stung me so
It was another day in paradise…drugs all over my counter and lots of work still to be done. (Don’t be alarmed, nothing illegal is going on here…I’m a pharmacist) Between the front counter, drive thru window, flu shots and prescriptions.. The day was nonstop. I apologized to the customer standing at the counter. “Hi! Sorry
As a married woman, I have believed the lie that “I’m just a wife.” After all, my husband is the the leader of our family and the breadwinner. What could I have to offer that would bring glory to God when my husband is so talented? I didn’t understand the fallacy of that thought until
I don’t know what the teen years were like for you, but mine were not memorable. I was quite insecure and completely disliked being a teenager. Needless to say, telling others about God or thoughts about God’s plan for my life were not anywhere in the forefront of my mind. In fact, I always thought
Carriers of His Presence
Now that the wrapping paper has been picked up and the dishes have all been washed, I have had a moment to pause and reflect on the memories created this Christmas season. Our families are
