Spring is finally in the air here in East Tennessee, and Renaissance Man and I have been getting out of the house every chance we get! Over the weekend, we took a drive in the country and passed this wonderful farmhouse. I couldn't resist taking a picture for you ... and yes, I was "seeing circles" and thinking about shelter! I asked myself what kind of table I would set this week if I lived in an old farmhouse in the country ... and I decided this house called for a traditional mix of blue and white dishes. Some of you have seen this table before, but with fields being plowed, skies turning bluer, and daffodils smiling, it's a good time to share it again. I hope you enjoy ... Keep Reading...
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Because …
Happy Easter! Last Sunday I shared with you a palm branch-laden cross ... and told you the palms would be replaced with flowers on Easter. Isn't it beautiful? Our church members bring whatever flowers are blooming in their yards and add them to the cross ... in celebration of Jesus' resurrection from the dead and the eternal relationship he offers to each of us. Because Jesus didn't stay in the tomb, my life is full of joy and hope ...even in the hard times. Because he died for me, I am never separated from the love of God. Because he lives, I can face tomorrow ... and whatever it holds. Do you know this song? Because He ... Keep Reading...
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An Angel’s Perspective on Easter …
A few months ago, I shared An Angel's Perspective on Christmas. If you didn't see it (or want to refresh your memory), you may wish to read it now and then come back ... because this is Part 2 of the story. Characters: Finney - new resident in Heaven Zyor - Finney's guardian angel Elyon - Creator of the universe, God Michael - archangel The angel who viewed Christmas as "the heart and soul of the cosmos itself" continues... "And just when we thought Elyon could not surpass this greatest miracle with another, there came the greater one." Zyor stood, and his voice trembled, not only with awe, but now with unmistakable anger. "That little hill, where little men were permitted to do unspeakable things to ... Keep Reading...
