Monthly Archives: September 2010

  My grandson, Zack, was almost 4 and had just learned about having Jesus in his heart at Kid’s Church. I was cleaning the bathroom and  had the light on.  The door was pulled “to” but not shut.  Zac had been taught to … Continue reading →

  The other day, I was admiring the small vase of flowers on the altar at my church.    The next day, I was at church and found the vase of flowers moved outside the sanctuary for safekeeping while some maintenance … Continue reading →

  When I was a young teenager, one of my friends at church had a horse. She invited me over to ride. I’d never been on a horse before and was excited about the opportunity.  She instructed me on how … Continue reading →

Have you ever met an annoying person?  All of us know at least one person that makes us grind our teeth! Instead of letting my tongue beat my eyeballs black and blue with unspoken criticism; I’m trying a new approach. What can I … Continue reading →

At church and in the Bible, we’re told to praise God.  The dictionary defines praise as: To express warm approval of, commendation for, or admiration for.  In order to adore somebody, we must have intimate knowledge of that person .  Praise is … Continue reading →

A poem from the hearts of the senior citizens at Lake Wylie Church 2010  I’m thankful for God’s safe keeping. He cares even about the little things! When it’s dark and I’m afraid, He keeps me. When I walked through … Continue reading →

  (This devotion was written by Carrie Messer; in loving memory of her Mam-maw)  When I was really little, I was scared of the dark, open closet doors, monsters, you name it; I was afraid of it.  I would lie in … Continue reading →

By the time day’s end arrives, do you feel like you’ve fought a war?  There’s a reason for that; you are actually in a battle.  Everyday, there is a battle to steal our joy, our health and our relationship with … Continue reading →