He was unsure as he started his first prayer ever. Everyone at the table had their hands folded and eyes pretend shut. They wanted to see the expression on a little boys face as he prayed this first prayer. He too furtively peeked around the table before he began. Then with brow furrowed in earnest he spoke.
Candie wasn’t his little girl any more. She was a married women, she had children and grandchildren. He was gone now and Candie was thousands of miles from home. She knelt and wept at the prison camp where he had suffered. She walked along part of the 70 miles he was forced to walk as a prisoner of war, aware …
What is it about the spirit of a child that sometimes outshines many adults? 1. They have tender hearts. They are not ashamed to be moved by the needs of others. 2. They believe that you and I will be moved in the same way. 3. They believe that God can do anything. Read the letter Jordyn wrote and respond …
I’m sure you’ve heard the old phrase, “The lights are on but nobody is home.” It was often used in reference to someone who was ditzy or slightly daft. But I wonder if too often it might be used to describe the way many of us go through life. Are you home?
What if you could dream dreams you had never dreamed before. What if you could tear the wrapping from ideas like you once ripped paper off a Christmas gift. Remember the squeals of delight? What if you stayed up all night because you couldn’t wait to develop those new ideas into products, ministry or income potential. McNair Wilson’s new book …