Most people are into pain management.
Their focus is on making their life as easy and pain free as possible. Unfortunately, nothing substitutive or satisfying ever happens without the risk of pain—especially the pain of disappointment.
“Ships are safe in the harbor, but that is not what ships are made for.”
— a bookstagram blog —
Let Us Always Be Mindful of His Presence, His Power, His Plan and His Ways.
These are the random ruminations of a man on the run. The goal is to run this race of life well, encouraging as many as I can along the way, and to eventually meet my Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ and thank Him for the trip. (I am also prone to shamelessly brag on my perfect grandchildren.)
a few ideas from rick whitter
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Heal the past. Free the present. Bless the future.
For whatever is in your heart determines what you say. (Matthew 12:34 NLT)
Taking small steps in the family and in the church to guide children and youth toward adulthood with the goal of continuing strong relationships with God and their family.
"in the beginning was the Word, and the Word was with God, and the Word was God"
The ONE THING 
Had a former Associate Pastor who did a very moving sermon on – A ship in the harbor is safe, but that is not what ships are made for. I was asked to be the secretary for Deacons and was not really wanting to. After this sermon I realized that it was something that God wanted me to do despite my fears.
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Good for you Betty! “Despite my fears…” // that is the statement of champions.
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