I liked to prank people. I was the kind of kid that would do anything for a good laugh or scare. I liked to jump out from behind a door when someone was coming into the room. I would scream like someone was attacking me for no reason. I would say something serious, and it … Continue reading Boo – I Scared You!
Confessions Devotional – Dealing and Overcoming Grief (part 2 of 3)
by Faye Morgan The Five Stages of Grief This week we will cover two of the five stages of grief. Grief is a passage, not a place to stay. It is not a sign of weakness or a lack of faith. Grief is the price we pay for love. Revelation 21:4 - He will wipe away every … Continue reading Confessions Devotional – Dealing and Overcoming Grief (part 2 of 3)
CONFESSIONS DEVOTIONAL – Dealing and Overcoming Grief (Part 1 of 3)
By: Faye Morgan 1 Corinthians 15:19 (ASV) If we have only hoped in Christ in this life, we are of all men most pitiable. Since the fall of Adam, we have lived in a broken world with broken people. Yet, God doesn't turn away from our brokenness! Tragedy and pain are written all through the … Continue reading CONFESSIONS DEVOTIONAL – Dealing and Overcoming Grief (Part 1 of 3)
Lahula and the Salad Shooters
George and I have done a lot of traveling abroad in our time together. Hawaii, Austria, Puerto Rico, Czechoslovakia, and Italy, to name a few. We had the best time traveling together! I actually won these trips (years ago) in a company I was in. I was going along in my life, having fun, helping … Continue reading Lahula and the Salad Shooters
Wendy-0/ Ten Speed Bike – 1
Growing up, we did not have a lot of spare time. Between school, house chores, church nightly, it was a rare occasion that we had free time. What we did with that time was, how can I say this….very selective. I was always looking for something to try that I found interesting and something I … Continue reading Wendy-0/ Ten Speed Bike – 1
CONFESSIONS DEVOTIONAL -Hunting & Jesus
BY Kevin Blankenship As a single dad and business owner spending time with the Lord can often be difficult. As an avid outdoorsman, I have found that hunting is an excellent opportunity to spend time with Him. I do not have a lot of extra time, but I when I find the time, I spend … Continue reading CONFESSIONS DEVOTIONAL -Hunting & Jesus
CONFESSIONS DEVOTIONAL – Jesus & Football
By Nik Walker Growing up nestled in the mountains of Wyoming County, West Virginia, there were really only a couple of things to do if you wanted to entertain yourself and stay away from the “bad crowd.” One of those things was to get involved in sports. I remain convinced that somewhere in Wyoming County, there is … Continue reading CONFESSIONS DEVOTIONAL – Jesus & Football
Debbi, Dad, and John Wayne
I know I talk about Debbi a lot, but growing up, we did everything together, so naturally, when we got older, even living miles apart, when we are together, stuff happens! We all have people in our lives that we want to please. Maybe a husband, parents, kids, bosses, co-workers…etc… Not being a "people pleaser," … Continue reading Debbi, Dad, and John Wayne
There’s a “What” in the House?
Do you ever think back about your childhood and have a particular story that stands out to you? As you all know, I have plenty of stories, but this one particular story is etched in my mind. It freaks me out just thinking about it. I get a sick feeling in the pit of my … Continue reading There’s a “What” in the House?
Dad, Potato Chips and the Cops
I cannot talk about my childhood church experiences without talking about my dad. Dad was a coal miner through and through. He wasn't a personable person until he got with other miners. I remember listening to them. It was like another language and a completely different culture. I never knew anyone's real name. I do, … Continue reading Dad, Potato Chips and the Cops