I offer today Exhibit A: Now I know what some of you are thinking. Some of you may have even wondered it out loud, “Gosh, I didn’t realize Brad had been married so many times.” Seriously. It’s a wonder my own two children  know who their momma is. These pictures might be the very reason Brad one time said, “I { read more… }

I’ve spent the past eight years up and down IH-35. A typical year has been 40,000 plus miles, and I’m so over it! For those who don’t know already, I began working part-time… oh my goodness, but I love the sound of that… at the end of March. March 28 to be exact. On what would’ve been my Granny’s 98th. { read more… }

  When I sat down to type this post tonight, I wasn’t sure my fingers would remember how. The last time I wrote on this blog was February 25. A little over four months ago. It was my last day in Romania. A lot has happened since then. We built Sanctuary Oaks, a meeting/retreat facility on our property. A place { read more… }

“The LORD is my shepherd; I shall not want. He maketh me to lie down in green pastures: he leadeth me beside the still waters. He restoreth my soul: he leadeth me in the paths of righteousness for his name’s sake. Yea, though I walk through the valley of the shadow of death, I will fear no evil: for thou { read more… }

George Strait sang the song.  I experienced it. I saw God today. And not just once. Day Five on the ground in Romania. Sunday. Three church services in one day. We began in Simpetru which is ChaCha’s home church. And it wasn’t just any ordinary church service. Two young men were being baptized: Gabi, Rodica and Florine’s son, and Vaseli, { read more… }

“It’s of utmost importance.” It’s a phrase I’ve heard countless times, and with a word like “utmost,” importance seems almost superfluous. If you look utmost up in the dictionary, you’ll find it means most extreme, greatest, the most extreme extent. The word even appears in the title of what is considered to be one of the most popular Christian books, My Utmost for His { read more… }