A young man said, “I believe in Jesus, and I believe in heaven, but I don’t believe in the devil or hell.”
How can we know what Jesus said or did? Jesus and the Devil, also heaven and hell, are found only in the Bible. Jesus said, “You come from your father, the Devil...
We should Thank the Lord for the gift of a smile, among other things, of course, like music and love, things that speak all languages and have healing powers all their own.
People often experience multiple losses over a short period of time. How do we cope with these losses when they occur so close together? It may be another loss of a person you love dearly. Or it may be the loss of something different, such as the loss of a pet or the loss of a job.
Some of the most wellknown celebrities grew up in poverty. J.K. Rowling had lived in a car with her daughter, but Harry Potter has made her a multi-millionaire. Bill Cosby lived in the South Philadelphia slums with his mother and siblings. Yet, his talents brought him fame and fortune.
Are you at the point in your grief work that you would like to have that tortuous pain go away? Is it wearing you out, and you just know that you will never feel joy again? Does it seem to persist, and each day returning with that same deep feeling of emptiness?
Sunday is Mother’s Day. To quote one mother, “The joy of motherhood is what a woman experiences when all the children are finally in bed.” Not only do mothers seem super-human at times, but all mothers speak the same language. Maybe you have heard some mother speak: “Don’t get smart with me.
Dear Editor, Oklahomans should be learning that the Eastern Red Cedar is putting livestock and property at risk.
Eastern Red Ceadars soak up 40 gallons of water per day.
Do some of your thoughts relating to the death of a loved one cause sleepless nights? Are negative thoughts concerning how you will manage alone, increasing the pain of loss? Are you a chronic worrier, and the flood of thoughts at times is just unbearable?
Are you a BELIEVER, an UN-BELIEVER, or a MAKEBELIEVER?
Alexander the Great was a great general. He had numerous missions to conquer the world and was known for his bravery in the heat of battle. He was a heroic and an inspirational leader.