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Even the rocks will cry out

"Jesus traveled through this world “ON THE WAY” to his final destination. He walked through the countryside of Judea, Samaria, and Capernaum. A rugged hill outside of Jerusalem on a splintery cross was his fate. His end goal was an empty tomb carved into a rock slab. Jerusalem was the destination of Jesus’ decisive confrontation … Continue reading Even the rocks will cry out

Losing Jesus

I am finding myself more and more as I get into the Word of God. I say this often, "My story is written in their stories." My second book in my 40 day series book, "On the Way" will be released at the end of this year and beginning of next year. The second leg … Continue reading Losing Jesus

The Charging Station

  “Early the next morning Jesus woke and left the house. He went to a lonely place, where He prayed.” Mark 1:35 NCV I’m just not an early morning type of girl. I love a good sleep in type of day. I believe by sleeping in I will have the energy to face my day. … Continue reading The Charging Station

On the Way

I texted Emily, "On the way," as I climbed in the truck. I was meeting her at the United Ticket Counter. We were "On the Way" Addis Ababa Ethiopia. “ON THE WAY.” Three simple words to inform people you are coming. You have some place to be. There is a final destination set for a group of people. The … Continue reading On the Way

I’m just me

  "They triumphed over him by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony; they did not love their lives so much as to shrink from death." Revelation 12:11 NIV. "Our testimony is powerful because it reminds others of God's faithfulness. It offers hope to those who feel stuck. It brings … Continue reading I’m just me

The Wardrobe

  "What did you do today, Mom?" Nikki asked. "Oh you know, spin class, laundry, and stuff like that," was my simple answer. "Why?" I ask myself. Why did I not tell my daughter, "Oh I finished chapter 30 in my book "On the Way." "I spent an hour writing a silly rhyming poem about … Continue reading The Wardrobe

The Signature

I pull out the pages weathered thin by time It wasn't written by the sages but still my memories climb of the storyteller who penned the names of a long forgotten feller Written across a branch called James. The family tree is there to see and I trace the signature For it is my cure … Continue reading The Signature

The Beauty within

Kevin walked by as I was finishing washing my face for the night and did a double take. "What are you doing?" "I'm putting on all my beauty treatments that keep my face young and glowing." I stated matter of factly while I was rolling this contraption that reminds me of a tiller you would use to … Continue reading The Beauty within

THE MOMENTS THAT CHANGE EVERYTHING

The New England Patriots are the world champions. It is now the day after. The 2016-2017 NFL football season is officially behind us, along with all the life lessons that the season taught us. Sorry to be using football allegories for this post. I tried to soften it up with a picture of flowers, but … Continue reading THE MOMENTS THAT CHANGE EVERYTHING

Disgrace becomes grace

Isn't it funny how changing up a few letters in a word transforms a word into a whole new entity. Take the word dog for instance. Exchange the o for an i and the word becomes dig. A noun became a verb simply because I changed out the vowels. Prefixes and suffixes are also fun … Continue reading Disgrace becomes grace