“Keep on Keeping On”
The author reflects on life’s transitions, highlighting experiences during the COVID pandemic while working at a trauma center in Queens. The challenges faced led to deep introspection about purpose, faith, and endings—both in healthcare and parenting. Despite turmoil, optimism and support from loved ones inspire continued hope and new beginnings.
We are never alone...
The post emphasizes the belief that God is always with us through difficult times. The author shares a touching video that inspired them, highlighting themes of resilience, hope, faith, and trust. They recall a gospel song's lyrics, "Can’t Give Up Now," expressing the conviction that God won't abandon them. The author hopes readers will also be moved by the story.
This Book like no Other
On November 15, 1975, during a concert, the author experienced a transformative encounter with God through Scripture. The verses John 10:10 and Revelation 3:20 led to a profound surrender and a plea for Jesus to enter the author's heart. Since then, God's Word has been their sustenance, providing guidance, comfort, and transformation.
Everything has a Time
The passage from Ecclesiastes 3:1-8 beautifully portrays life's diverse phases, depicting moments of birth and death, planting and uprooting, weeping and laughing, love and hate. It highlights the ever-changing nature of life and the world. This timeless wisdom continues to resonate with individuals across cultures and generations.
A Thank You Note
Thank you for reading the 2023 Advent Blog and to all of those people who wrote posts, liked, followed, and commented along the way. We will be back soon with the Lenten Blog, which starts on February 14th.
Letter to a Kind Receptionist
I realize I don't even know your name, but you had a profound impact on me. I had come to the doctor's office where you worked for a visit that filled me with anxiety. I had no idea what to expect or what I would be told.
A Park is a Work of Art
A park is not simply a place to escape the hustle and bustle of the city; it is a sanctuary for the human spirit." When you designed the park as part of a contest, you knew you may not see the fruits of your labor, but it would be enjoyed by the generations to come.