30 June 2026 Happy End-of-June y’all! Can you believe we’re half-way through the year?!?!? And for our school-involved families that means holidays are at hand at the end of this 11th week of the 2nd term. Enjoy the respite & be careful out there! I know that...
23 June 2026 No…I haven’t re-used an old “Fresh Water” from November for this week…but after our HUGE full weekend…AND our 13th Birthday, all I can think of is how thankful I am for each & every one of you; for the enormous faith you live...
16 June 2026 Where did Winter go That beautiful sunshine & milder than expected weather is a surprise blessing…but it really is supposed to be colder than this. I have an acquaintance in town who told me she & her boyfriend were supposed to head off...
I mentioned some historical dates last week…a couple more caught my eye. June 6th was D-Day…the 1944 Allied landings on Normandy in World War II. I was struck by the fact that 90% of the soldiers in the first wave of landing craft never lived...
2 June 2026 I’m not sure if you noticed a couple of important commemorative dates this past week…? One, perhaps we all knew was coming, June 1st is technically the first day of Winter, and the current weather conditions seem to agree wholeheartedly! The other may be...
26 May 2026 Most of us live pretty close to our calendars. Whether or not you’re still in the work force, there are schedules to keep, appointments to remember, birthdays & anniversaries to celebrate, holidays to keep in mind… timetables, to-do lists, and medicine to take...
20th May 2026 I’ve been introduced to an historian/philosopher named Mark Atwood. I know nothing about him other than what he’s written…much of which is far too intellectually deep for me to understand. BUT…what I do understand is awesome. For instance…He writes about the pre-Reformation church...
12 May 2026 As I’ve been reading & re-reading Romans both devotionally and as our Ladies Fellowship Bible Study for the year, I’m continually amazed at how Paul sees the church of Jesus Christ…that’s us! Two critical pieces are repeated throughout the New Testament letters &...
As you heard Sunday, & as we’ve discussed before, I spent last Thursday & Friday at the Wagga Gold Cup Races. I’m the newest member of the Australian Racing Christian Chaplaincy team, as the local Murrumbidgee Turf Club Race Chaplain. I spent those two days...
27 April 2026 It’s no secret, at least to Christians, that the Old Testament is written to point us to Jesus and the life of his people, the church, in the New Testament. You’ve likely heard me say many times over the last 20 years that...