Last Tuesday, March 20th, I had the honor of covering the premiere of the new movie, "Paul - Apostle of Christ" for my upcoming column for The Atlanta Journal Constitution. A couple of days before, my oldest daughter and I watched the preview screening of the movie, in preparation for my upcoming trip. During the red carpet premiere, we were able to hear the "story behind the story," from the producers, screenwriters and actors' perspectives, as well as interview several of them. Although Continue Reading
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Sign #2 – An Overwhelming Schedule {Blog Series: Six Signs You Are Heading in the Wrong Direction}
I started a new blog series last week: Six Signs You Are Headed in the Wrong Direction. Click HERE to catch up and read the first sign: "When you have no peace about a decision." Today, you will read my column for The Atlanta Journal Constitution newspaper, where a wrote about the second sign that may indicate that you may be on the way to miss God's best: "An Overwhelming Schedule." I pray this series will bless you, and help someone who may be heading the wrong way and doesn't even know Continue Reading
Dealing With Pesky Doubts About God’s Goodness {Recharge Wednesday LINKUP}
Hello, there! Today, our linkup features the winner of this month's Guest Contributor contest. I am excited to have Debbie W. Wilson with a heartfelt post about doubting the goodness of our God. Debbie has a beautiful voice and ministry and is an accomplished writer. Enjoy her post below, visit her blog and encourage her! Thank you for Recharging with us! Love, Patricia “Do you give samples of your chicken salad?” my friend asked our server. “No ma’am. We don’t,” he Continue Reading
Six Signs You Are Headed in the Wrong Direction {Blog Series}
I got in the car and programmed the GPS before starting the journey to an area of town that was unknown to me. At first, my route took me to familiar roads, but soon I found myself not recognizing my surroundings. I got off the main road and continued for several miles. As I glanced at my phone’s GPS, I realized that while paying attention to the landscape, I did not hear the Australian dude telling me I had a left turn coming up. Next thing I know, the screen went gray. I had missed an Continue Reading
Sinking in Fear and Doubt {Recharge Wednesday Linkup}
Passage: Matthew 14:22-34 “Immediately Jesus reached out his hand and caught him. “You of little faith,”he said, “why did you doubt?” v.31 It was the miracles of miracles at that point. The first mass miracle took place in Decapolis, where between ten to fifteen thousand people were fed with two fish and five loaves of bread. I can only imagine the excitement, as the multitudes watched the fish and bread multiply before their eyes. Yahweh Jireh, their Provider, fed the hungry in an Continue Reading
Recipe for Failure: Anchoring Your Heart in the Past {The Atlanta Journal Constitution}
I recently came across the script of one of President Truman’s addresses to the Democratic party during a dinner to celebrate the 100th anniversary of the Democratic National Committee. The dinner was held at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington D.C., on the morning of February 19, 1948. With a country still rebuilding its economy after WWII, President Truman addressed his party while campaigning for the 1948 elections, which ultimately placed him in the White House for a second term. During the Continue Reading
