Reprioritize…righteously

Reprioritize…righteously

If you are familiar with the Gospel Blog, then you may remember that I have the opportunity to work with kids with various disabilities, and this column is to share the lessons I have learned from those kids, or in this case, from the kid’s mother. Typically, I call...
Second to God

Second to God

“Do you really love me?” my father would ask. With a smile, my mother would nod.  I felt warm inside when mother replied, “Don’t you know, you come second to God”* If you had a conversation similar to the above with your spouse, boyfriend/girlfriend, best friend,...
Remember Who You Work For

Remember Who You Work For

I’ve heard it said many times, both from the pulpit and around the dinner table, that as you age, your priorities change. Things that used to be important no longer are, and things you want to be important start to become just that.  As I inch my way closer to...
Self-Care Isn’t Selfish

Self-Care Isn’t Selfish

“Mary, who’s at the door? Put that ointment away and answer the door!” Martha yelled from the kitchen. “I always have to answer the door,” Mary muttered under her breath. Martha gets to spend as much time in the kitchen as she wants, but I spend a few minutes mixing...