Monthly Archives: March 2012

I recently dug up a cache of long ignored, buried treasure.  Do I need to report it to the State of Florida? Currently, this treasure is kept in my heart and it is spilling over the top.  It makes me feel … Continue reading →

I talked to the Holy Spirit this morning on my drive in and asked Him what I am to do today. I stroll into the facility and the first Stakeholder I talk to asked me whatever became of our food … Continue reading →

Driving to work this morning, I prayed for The Holy Spirit to give me orders. I felt that He would ask me to pray for people or maybe write a devotion that would touch the hearts of many, or maybe … Continue reading →

Don’t move! Not even an inch! …….Because you are in the right place now.  Some residents want to go home yesterday and I know that you have heard this more than once.  Maybe you are a Stakeholder and you fancy … Continue reading →

Just after Thanksgiving in 1979, my mother and father hooked up their camper, and  headed south, to spend t he winter in Florida. Somewhere in South Carolina, my father became dizzy and disoriented. He couldn’t stand up or drive, so … Continue reading →

“It is a good thing to give thanks unto the Lord.” I had my checkup yesterday – The bladder cancer is all gone with no sign of a recurrence.  Also my heart is “essentially normal.” Praise the Lord! About thirty or … Continue reading →

When hurt strikes sprint to God in prayer. He softens the blow.  He immediately reveals the hurt and pain of the one who hurt you.  There is so much in me that wants to punch back and carve out a … Continue reading →

I drove into work in a mood this morning. Kinda down, kinda in a funk. Everything looked the same on the drive in.  The same grey roads.  The same buildings.  The cars blurred together like concrete in a mixer and even the … Continue reading →

How do you set-up a changing the landscape Study thru the Bible that will revolutionize the delivery of health care forever? You follow the following 10 steps: 1.  Buy a Bible. The Revised Standard is one of the very best.  Don‘t choose … Continue reading →

Back in the sixties, I worked in a steel mill where I and my supervisor were responsible for all of the galvanized product which left our mill. We made certain that every pound of steel met all physical and metallurgical tolerances. … Continue reading →