I’m not wealthy (at all) but I have everything I need. I have never lacked anything and I have never gone hungry. According to my goals and purposes, I am successful, happy, loved, needed, and wanted.I love people, and I’m loved by people.When given the opportunity, I take vacations when I want, and to where… Continue reading 08.20.26 What matters most? The older I get the more I think about this question, by Pete Jory
Rosalyn's note: This was written in England where they call their caregivers "carers." I've taken the liberty of changing carers to caregivers throughout this article so it would be easier to follow for us American's who call it caregiving People say, “You became your mum’s caregiver.” Such a small word. caregiver. But that one word… Continue reading 08.14.26 WHAT DOES BECOMING A DEMENTIA CAREGIVER ACTUALLY MEAN?
Having Senator John Kennedy represent the State of Louisiana in the United States Senate makes me so very proud. This man loves our state, loves our country and most importantly loves our Lord! When he opens his mouth something truthful, brilliant and funny comes out. If he says it, he's done his homework and knows… Continue reading 08.06.26 Get to know Louisiana’s Senator John Kennedy
Back in December of last year I posted a piece that my friend Joy wrote about being saved. I just came across something I wrote in 2016 about that same topic. I want to also share that with those who weren't following my blog back then. Feel free to click on the two links at… Continue reading 07.30.26 Post originally published May, 2016
When we became Christians and first believed in Jesus, we began a journey of faith. We committed to becoming a disciple of Jesus, who follows His commands and trusts in Him. The apostle Paul, in his instructions to Timothy, encourages him to fight the good fight of faith. This implies that the journey of faith… Continue reading 07.11.26 Learning to fight good fights, author unknown
I was at the grocery store this morning and heard a loud crash and something shattering. Being nosy, I walked towards the sound and saw some people whispering and looking back to the end of the next aisle. When I walked down that aisle, I saw an older lady had hit a shelf containing dishes… Continue reading 07.09.26 It’s called Grace, author unknown
With a lot going on in our life lately, I'm combining four great days of celebration into one post! Captions on most photos tell the story of that event. If you'd like to see the photos enlarged click on the first one in each group, then click on the right arrow to see each photo… Continue reading 07.07.26 Four Days in One Post – Father’s Day, Fishing Rodeo Day, Brother’s Day, America’s 250th Anniversary Golf Cart Parade
Many people think the Christian life is all about trying harder, doing better, and fighting sin with sheer willpower. But true transformation doesn’t begin with focusing on sin, it begins with focusing on God. The more you know Him, the more you love Him.The more you love Him, the less attractive sin becomes. What once… Continue reading 06.29.26 When you finally realize…
Thursday, April 23rd Kendal and I, along with everyone in attendance, were blessed to get to hear the LeFevre Quartet in concert at our church Trinity Baptist. The sanctuary was packed with mostly senior adults from our church and all around our area. This was the first time, that I know of, we've hosted a… Continue reading 05.07.26 LeFevre Quartet Concert: A Night of Southern Gospel Joy
Last Thursday Kendal and I attended a Southern Gospel performance by this amazing quartet, the LeFevre Quartet. One of the songs they sang was Let me tell you 'bout my Jesus. I've loved that song since I first heard Anne Wilson sing it a while back. I want to tell people about my Lord and… Continue reading 04.29.26 Let Me Tell You ’bout My Jesus by Anne Wilson