Monthly Archives: June 2005
The Holy Scriptures
Every morning when I wake up, I grab my Bible and my little “Our Daily Bread” devotional book. Yesterday morning’s devotion was about how people are always wanting to add or subtract from the Bible. “In every era there has been a spirit of the age that challenges our acceptance of the Scripture” (ODB, 2005). … Continue reading
One child
I love to read, and right now I’m reading a book titled One Child by Torey L. Hayden. This is truly an amazing book. It’s the story of how a teacher changed the life of a child who was wild, unreachable, and abused. I already love working with children, but this story is really inspiring. … Continue reading
The ways of old-fashioned women
It’s amazing how much the culture in America has changed over the years. Women used to always know how to cook, clean, sew, and care for children, and girls were taught those things at a young age. But today it is not rare to find a woman who can’t do at least one of those … Continue reading
How beautiful
“How, then, can they call on the one they have not believed in? And how can they believe in the one of whom they have not heard? And how can they hear without someone preaching to them? And how can they preach unless they are sent? As it is written, ‘How beautiful are the feet … Continue reading
The greatest love of all
If you know me very well at all, you know that I love roses, especially red ones. All roses are symbolic of love, but red roses are symbolic of romance, beauty, respect, courage, passionate love and unity. Red roses also stand for the true love stronger than thorns. When roses are in full bloom, they … Continue reading
God’s promises
I’ve seen a rainbow in the sky two days in a row! Yesterday I was in Colorado Springs, and after it rained there was a rainbow. Tonight there was one here in Arvada. It really poured hard tonight (and the thunder was an added effect to my Phantom of the Opera piano music). I had … Continue reading
Good job, Panthers!
My favorite weekend activity was going to Stephen’s baseball games. He has played since before kindergarten, and his team has stayed together. It has been fun to watch them grow and learn. They are already so good at baseball! I am so proud of each and every one of them. This weekend was their tournament, … Continue reading