Moving Forward

Do you remember looking at lists of ‘stressors’ and seeing your problems? Life happens. “Yes.” It is there. It’s OK to be upset or almost unglued, because ours is a common and real problem. That was yesterday. But here we are today, a widow. (I still don’t like the word.) Numb, puzzled, vulnerable, sad, frightened, angry, yet laughing at things most don’t find so funny. What has happened? We have experienced the top of the list item, ‘death of a spouse.’

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Featured Story LaSandra Hutchinson

I met LaSandra two years into her widow journey.  So young!  Four children in all out energy mode!  She had a quiet peace and resolve even in those days of continual change.  Read on and be inspired. In 1997, Kenneth Hutchinson began to sit behind me in our World History class. I had known Kenneth was smart and articulate, but I had yet to find out how hilarious he was. Oh, but after he began to sit behind me in class. There were jokes for days! He was sitting behind me whispering the jokes so only I could hear them. […]

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Tired Today

March 13, 2026

Tired today? Some of us try to keep our fatigue a secret. We attack the day with gusto when our body may be dragging. Can you relate? I tell God I’m tired even when no one else knows. He gently comforted me this morning with Psalm 103:14, ‘For he knows how we were made; he remembers that we are but dust.’ We’re not made from never-die batteries, or bionics. We’re what I call humanoids. When this body wears out, we don’t get a replacement. We can replace many parts, but not all. My Creator gently reminds me that we humans […]

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Summertime – Easy Living

March 12, 2026

Summer time, and the livin’ is easy; well maybe. That song evokes memories of fishing holes, lying in the cool grass with sunshine on our faces, lazy river walks, and quiet nights with fireflies dancing. ‘Be home by dark,’ is no longer a safe admonition. Few children go fishing with a cane pole, string, and real earthworms like I did. Some have no cool grass to lie safely in and study animal shaped clouds. I am reminded that children were close to Jesus’ heart. He invited them into the safe circle of His arms. Let’s look out for our children […]

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