Fear shapes us. We are afraid the past will catch up with us . . . we are afraid of tomorrow . . . we are afraid of today. We find ourselves afraid of rejection, afraid of losing our job,… Read More ›
God knows that sometimes we will have it rough. Just when you think that everything is going your way, something in your life crashes. When problems beset us, our minds are troubled and we are sometimes beside our self. Know… Read More ›
This week my Grace and I took a Sunday drive today as we do on many weekends. We reinvent the line from “Star Trek” as we explore strange new worlds, and seek out remains of old lives, small civilizations and… Read More ›
Riding the rapids is more fun than sitting calmly in a boat in the middle of a pond. But it is in the rapids where the most danger occurs. Grace is a wondrous gift bestowed on us by a gracious… Read More ›
The words that we speak can get us in to trouble, and they can get us out of trouble. There will be times in life when we will have to navigate our personal and business life using the words that… Read More ›
The WordPress.com stats helper monkeys prepared a 2014 annual report for this blog. This blog passed the 1,000,000 mark in readership this year with over 440,000 views in 2014 alone. Here’s an excerpt: The Louvre Museum has 8.5 million visitors… Read More ›
I usually do not write about specific churches in my blog. A stop by a historical small church in the countryside to take a picture gave me something to write about. My wife Gracie and I decided to take a… Read More ›
Romans 8:28: And we know that in all things God works for the good of those who love him, who have been called according to his purpose. God wants good things for our lives. When bad things happen, we sometimes… Read More ›
“Carpe diem” in English means seize the day. There are days that we set aside in society for celebration. Thanksgiving is one of those days to seize. Every year we collect our thoughts and summarize all the things that we… Read More ›
We have a saying in Texas, “ain’t no hill for a stepper”. The crux of the saying, is that there is no problem or mountain big enough that can’t be conquered by an overcomer. The key to overcoming or removing… Read More ›
Darrell Creswell - A Study of Christian Grace 