06 Jul, 2017

The Moments that shape a lifetime.    My life has been filled with many different moments. Some created memories that have lasted a lifetime. Others have been fleeting or at least long since forgotten. But as I reminisce I realize that every moment I’ve experienced has in some way shaped the life I have lived to this point. It is easy to recount the major, or impactful moments. It is not always so easy to relive the considerably smaller, seemingly less important moments. I was raised with a

THE ART OF VALUING PEOPLE    I have come to an eye-opening realization. Relationships are one of the most precise commodities we can ever take part in. This is not a new concept to me or most likely anyone else. But relationships can be often trying and even down right difficult. Today I had the opportunity to have lunch with my Lady at a Frisch’s on Poplar Level Road. Our waitress was a

In the bible it said that it is important to be a beacon of light. We find in Matthew 5:16 that we are called to let our light shine for the glory of the Father. There are many ways to accomplish this request from God's word. It is important not to be at all ashamed to call yourself a Christian. It is at the same time equally important to know how to carry that banner. We are called to show Jesus to the world, to introduce Him if you will. Establishing a relationship with Him is the first

20 Jan, 2016

Half full, half empty! Practicing gratitude is a ritual few have mastered. How often do you reflect on the blessings in your life? Are you able to identify all the blessings in your life? Having a mortgage and bills to pay is not a fun activity. And it can often seem a struggle to make the ends meet to enable you to pay those bills. But how about someone who has no home, or has lost their home? I bet from their prospective your glass is not half empty. The angle of which you view your