Missing Grandma Brannon and thinking of friends and family who have also lost dear loved ones this year inspired the following poem:    I miss someone this Christmas Twill never be the same As when we were together And spoke each other’s name.   Why should I even celebrate With those who act so glad? […]

… can help a man trim down life’s many and varied components to their actual and proportional sizes.

… as Jesus would, does not very well help me to learn Christlikeness; but, serving others, as if they were Christ, does (Philippians 2:3).

1) Discovering a way to understand, and 2) Discovering something that far exceeds our capacity to understand

… that I see so much potential in the last hour of my day and not the first?

can get irritated. But those whose expectations are from the Lord … can expect a merry Christmas!

is the way it carries a unique application for each life, in each situation, each day.

Whatever you really truly want to do in life, make sure to do before breakfast, either the evening before or the morning of, and you will be tremendously satisfied!

… who can tell us “No”