Restricted Vision, Unburdened Sight
Sometimes the things you can't see help you see more clearly!
I have friends from childhood that live about seven or so hours away. We have corresponded for most of our lives, probably started in our early teen years. Our mothers became friends when they were both newlyweds. They consistently wrote letters to each other monthly for most of their lives. They kept the postal path … Continue reading Light Up the World in the Name of Jesus
My momma told me recently that she wanted me to paint our front door purple. Over the past few years we have gone through the white door, the black door and the (current) red door phases. I am not sure where she came up with a purple door. Is that a thing now? Am I … Continue reading Look for the Correct Door
Where does revival come from and where is it born? Does it come from churches big and small? Does it come from small group Bible studies? Does it come from hanging out with your friends at the bowling alley? Does it start on a high school or college campus? Or can it start from somewhere, … Continue reading Do You Want to Watch Revival Spread
Fall is upon us. It is my favorite season. I’m not sure if it is because of those childhood memories of heading back to school, high school football games, the upcoming holiday season or the cooler autumn temperatures. The one thing I do not care a great deal for is the days growing shorter and … Continue reading Let Light Shine Out of the Darkness
Do you have days when you are tempted to just hide away from the world? Me, guilty. I confess that I tend to be a hermit. I like being home. I like the sense of security I get from being home. Plus, the craziness of the past few weeks definitely makes me want to burrow … Continue reading Don’t Let Fear Dim Your Light
Yesterday was such an emotional day. For me personally, it is not enough that I am on an emotional rollercoaster right now due to my mom’s health situation and knowing she will not be with me much longer. I’m also dealing with a world that has gone mad. It has gotten so ugly. I was … Continue reading Trying to See Through the Madness
The blog recounts encounters with spiders and draws parallels between the battle against them and the universal battle of good and evil. It emphasizes the victory of Christ over evil and encourages readers to establish a relationship with Him for peace and salvation. The writer urges belief in Jesus and provides a website for further information.
One of the most discouraging things about my vision difficulties is the loss of my driving privileges. I'm not whining, promise! There are just work-arounds that sometimes need to be done for normal, everyday things. Something I really miss is being able to jump in the car and run to the store. Within the past … Continue reading Sometimes Broken Eggs Look Beautiful
My closest childhood friend posted a video to my Facebook timeline titled, "Do You Remember Playing With Paper Dolls?" Her comments were reminiscent of the times we spent playing with paper dolls when we were young. We grew up next door to each other until we were seventeen. We spent much of that time together … Continue reading Ah, Those Blue Eyes
I'm sitting here at my desk, looking out my window. Today it is bright and sunny. Those are the best days for me. Give me sunshine and I am a happy girl. Light means a lot to me!
Restricted Vision, Unburdened Sight 