I have noticed that the culture we live in, whether it be our friend circles, church groups, or media we consume, seems to land on a similar theme and message.... Read More
Sand and stars. Those are the two images—or metaphors—the Lord gave to Abraham when He plucked him out of obscurity and made a covenant with him 4,000 years ago. The... Read More
One of the lesser known but more interesting queens of England in the 16thcentury was a woman by the name of Lady Jane Grey. Jane Grey was not the daughter... Read More
In 1948 A.W. Tozer (1897-1963) wrote in his classic, The Pursuit of God…The Human Thirst for the Divine, p.17: “Every age has its own characteristics. Right now we are in an... Read More
“Stupid” was not allowed in our house. Describing another this way, either as a taunt or an angry outburst, fell into the unacceptable category. However, there are times when it... Read More
“If you catch this ball I will give you one hundred dollars,” my husband shouted to our youngest son. He blasted the football as high as he could, straight up in... Read More
Every year about this time I wrap up my annual read of one of my favorite books, A Christmas Carol by Charles Dickens. Published in 1843 and set in Victorian England, Dickens’... Read More
It’s 15 days until Christmas. How are you doing? Do you need a break, a massage, some down time? During the holidays so many things come at us at once.... Read More
Okay, I admit it. I am a sucker for a good commercial. A catchy jingle gets my attention. A sappy plot makes me teary. I cannot watch an infomercial for... Read More
You can read this original post and many others from Chris Legg on his blog at chrismlegg.com. Chris is a long time supporter of and a Professor for Womenary in... Read More
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