Looking back across sixty-two years, the landscape of friendship reveals itself not in how many people fill the room, but in what remains when the noise settles.Life moves in seasons, and people naturally drift into different orbits. Work, distance, and daily demands take their toll on our routines. Yet, time and space have a way … Continue reading The Few Who Stay
Life Lessons
In The Hands of The Potter
"Like clay in the hand of the potter, so are you in my hand..." — Jeremiah 18:6We rarely know when we wake up each morning who will leave an imprint on our heart by the time the sun sets.Looking back over my own life, I can see the Master Potter’s hand in the good, the … Continue reading In The Hands of The Potter
When Plans Change: A Lesson in Divine Provision
Our quiet cul-de-sac is usually just that—quiet. But yesterday, it was a whirlwind of activity from 7:00 a.m. until well past 10:00 p.m. Between the construction trucks, the neighbors’ cars, and our own driveway packed to capacity, our little dead-end street looked more like a busy metropolitan intersection.It was a long day, but as I … Continue reading When Plans Change: A Lesson in Divine Provision
The Sound of Renovation
There is a unique kind of noise that comes with home renovation—the sound of the old being cleared away to make room for the new. While the house was shaking this morning, I couldn't help but see a beautiful parallel to the seasons of our own lives. I hope this reflection brings a little extra … Continue reading The Sound of Renovation