ONE STORY AFTER ANOTHER — SALVATION STORY #11
Nothing has gone right these past days. My Blackberry stopped working. (That is not a minor glitch for me — my Blackberry!!!) That is a dark day. And then the dashboard of
Nothing has gone right these past days. My Blackberry stopped working. (That is not a minor glitch for me — my Blackberry!!!) That is a dark day. And then the dashboard of
This is a Salvation Story by my good friend, Al Andrews. Al is husband, father, counselor, and writer. These days he is most busy being an entrepreneur of generosity. He
“The disciples came up and asked, ‘Why do you tell stories?’ [Jesus] replied, ‘You’ve been given insight into God’s kingdom. . . . Whenever someone has a ready heart for this,
Today is my 52nd birthday, and today I begin a series of posts — 52 Stories of Salvation. Years ago I found myself in a moment of truth that began
“Count back from one hundred,” the anesthesiologist prompted me with the standard cue that ushers surgery patients into a safe oblivion. In those split seconds before everything went blank I remember
I went to a funeral on Friday for a man about my age. The funeral was held at Fort Logan Cemetery — the burial site in Colorado for veterans. I was impressed
That love wins and God will not condemn anyone to eternal damnation A cell phone bill for under $30.00 Forgiveness An eye cream that erases dark circles Third, fourth, and
When I was in college the big event of the year was the Valentine’s Banquet. It was the occasion that often marked the beginning of a dating relationship. I had heard stories
The smell of roasted turkey filled the house. The island in the kitchen was covered with all of the traditional Thanksgiving dishes — a mound of mashed potatoes with a
Hi, My name is Sharon and I’m fifty years old today. But that’s not my deepest story. My name is Sharon and I’m an alcoholic — taking two steps forward