This week I have been mourning the death of five trees that had to be cut down in my yard. It was not anything like getting rid of an old piece of furniture. They are living creations of God that have brought me beauty, peace and joy. It has been hard to say goodbye, especially …
Recently I was playing ladder ball with my three year-old granddaughter. The game has two golf balls connected with a string. Holding one ball, you swing it and then let go, letting it fly, hoping the bola will wrap around one of three ladder rungs. My granddaughter had a hard time getting the idea of …
Guest Post by Ellen Huff My Mom was wonderful, completed dedicated to her family. She passed away when I was 23 years old, married and with two small children. The thing I missed most was being able to share about every adorable, amazing thing that my kids did, since her enthusiasm for Jason and Candace …
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When we do not accept what is, life is an illusion—an illusion that, like a pit of darkness, keeps us from seeing clearly, makes us claustrophobic and suffocates us in vexing negative emotions. When we live in truth, we accept what is. When we live in illusion, we attempt to deal with what isn’t. In …