Manling Chen July 1, 2020 Faith 2,681
Exodus 14:15-16: Then the Lord said to Moses, “Why are you crying out to me? Tell the Israelites to move on. Raise your staff and stretch out your hand over the sea to divide the water so that the Israelites can go through the sea on dry ground…” Exodus 14:31 ...
Read More » Lisa June 29, 2020 Telling HIStory 1,751
Getting new school supplies is a ritual most children look forward to as the lazy days of summer wind down and the August calendar brings a new year of study and schedules. Pencils finely sharpened, new boxes of brilliant-colored crayons, bottles of school glue, and those large pink Pearl Erasers ...
Read More » Lisa June 22, 2020 Telling HIStory 1,849
Our senses are a gift from God. Through sight, smell, taste, touch, and sound we experience life. Through our sense of smell, we remember. Rich tulips remind me of springtime when I was a little girl, the days warming in invitation to come out and play. The heavy scent of ...
Read More » Lisa June 15, 2020 Telling HIStory 2,465
Remember opening a new can of Play-Doh? The first thing most of us remember about the childhood delight is its smell. It was a can of colorful fun, a rite of passage for our little hands–and noses! The soft, unusually-scented, brightly colored doughs were fun to form into shapes using ...
Read More » Joel Bauer June 12, 2020 Politics 2,695
What has happened to America? No, What has happened to the “United” States of America? Aren’t we supposed to be united? Isn’t that how we progress? Isn’t it supposed to be “United We Stand, Divided We Fall” or does this not apply anymore? I have so many questions about the ...
Read More » Manling Chen June 9, 2020 Relationships 3,009
Proverbs 16: 6 Through love and faithfulness sin is atoned for; through the fear of the LORD a man avoids evil. I say in anger: You will not truly feel the pain of the despised until you feel your own pain of being despised. But Abba Father God gently ...
Read More » Lisa June 8, 2020 Telling HIStory 1,695
I remember the old television drama Hawaii Five-0, from my childhood. Beginning in 1968, Detective Captain Steve McGarrett put his life on the line, along with his officers, fighting crime in the nation’s 50th state. The show left its mark on our culture: “5-0” is now the term used for ...
Read More » Lisa June 1, 2020 Telling HIStory 1,577
How many times did you ask that question from the back seat of the family car growing up? I remember the look us kids would get from my mom when we’d ask, “are we there yet?” Our family traveled from Illinois to Indiana in the summers of my childhood, driving ...
Read More » Kim White-Donaby May 31, 2020 Faith 5,227
The precious name of Jesus is all I can say. How many of you can say that name and mean it. He’s God all by himself. Tonight, like no other night, God is yanking on me. My tears will not stop flowing because when I think of His goodness I ...
Read More » Lisa May 25, 2020 Telling HIStory 1,733
Who knew that the drop of a hat would lead the way to the creation of America’s favorite chocolate bar? At age 14, Milton Hershey had left school for good and was working as a printer’s apprentice. He was quite bored with the position, as most young boys of his ...
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