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“The eternal God is your refuge, and underneath are the everlasting arms.” Deuteronomy 33:27 “Falling off a cliff” is an expression we use to describe what it feels like when a dramatic event abruptly and dramatically changes our lives. Whe... Keep Reading

Malachi 4:5-6 Fathers and the Honor Due Them One of the last books to have been written in the Old Testament is Malachi’s prophecy.  There the prophet issues a wake-up call to a people whose worship has become mechanical.  The passion in th... Keep Reading

I recently crossed a date on the calendar that meant I had served on staff at Goss Memorial for twenty full years. For today's blog post, I wanted to share just a few reflections. 1. I have regrets. Sometimes you will hear people say things such as "Live with no reg... Keep Reading

I love the outdoors!  I love the warmth of spring and summer days, seeing the beautiful flowers bloom, and seeing people outside enjoying God’s creation.  Every spring, the same thing happens to me – I get the itch to plant flowers, seeds, a gard... Keep Reading

Luke 9 Risky Business Sometimes God allows us to achieve our deepest desires in our life work.  This does not mean we own the call, however.  We often use the phrase, “God’s purpose for my life,” to describe our calling from the... Keep Reading

I’ll admit that I am pretty ignorant about certain things mechanical with cars. One thing I am aware of, however, is that you don’t put diesel in an unleaded only car. I also have learned, through experience, that leaving gasoline in a tank over the winter... Keep Reading

It's difficult.  You're tired. Tired of news of sickness and death.  Tired of homeschooling and trying to juggle the rest of life all at the same time. Tired of not seeing your grandkids.  Or your friends, or your own parents.  Tired of Zoom c... Keep Reading

  I miss my church. I miss my friends. I miss just going out and doing anything. I miss going to a restaurant and being waited upon and having the hot food brought right to my table. I miss Tuesdays at the Senior Center, Mondays at the Radio Reading Service, Wed... Keep Reading

Psalm 1 Life in the Slow Lane No one needs me to tell him that the COVID-19 virus has impacted us in ways that were unimaginable four months ago.  Whether we suffer with the virus, suffer under quarantine, suffer because we have lost a job, worry if our jo... Keep Reading

If you are trying to work from home, become a home-school teacher or just trying to stay connected with friends and family, chances are you are now stepping more fully into the world of video calling. I have long desired to make video calls more of the norm rather tha... Keep Reading