Embrace God's truth with our new book, The Lies that Bind
Embrace God's truth with our new book, The Lies that Bind
Steam filled the bathroom when I stepped out of the shower. I was still a little sleepy as…
It was not Christmas, it was not even wintertime, when the event occurred that for me threw sudden…
“Here, boy!” I called out again. I walked down the cement steps behind the Army barracks and listened,…
With one low gong the old Seth Thomas struck 12:30 a.m. I love clocks, especially that one—a humpback…
Two things are always in short supply when you are a college student: sleep and money with which…
“Where on earth is that check?” my mother cried. She sat next to me at the kitchen table,…
Just a generation ago, near-death experiences (if acknowledged at all) were usually dismissed as chemical or anesthesia side…
On my third round of sneezes, my coworker Jim said (again), “Bless you.” He knew it was getting…
Happy framed faces filled the silver tray on my baby grand piano. Over four decades of friendships were…
The summer of 1832 was a bad one for New Yorkers. Not because of the heat, but because…
The gray sky outside my kitchen window matched how I felt inside. Hopeless. I sighed and turned away.…
Sunshine burst through the tall glass windows and the first light notes of the “Appalachia Waltz” sounded from…
