Weekly Enews

Where might a caring person begin? A person wanting to help others in significant ways.

“Blessed are those who hunger and thirst for righteousness, for they shall be satisfied.” Mt 5:6 NAS

I met with a widower recovering from grief this morning. I provided support and prayer. It is hard to say goodbye to loved ones.

I love mornings. For as long as I can remember I have been an early riser. Growing up on a farm with all its attendant chores, we started our days early.

Remember the family vacation to Disneyland you had planned for months? Airline tickets were purchased and hotel reservations booked.

How has your Monday gone so far?

If you’ve been to the hospital recently I hope it was a good experience.

My wife is really great with a camera. She has been recording family history since the days of Kodak 35mm film and instant Polaroids.

Are you the sort of person who is able to quickly adapt to challenging situations?

Connie and I just enjoyed brunch with a Texas couple traveling through our small Kentucky town.

The toilet in the men’s bathroom at Journey Church has been running for about an hour.

I had a dream about my grandfather last night.

Today is my son, Jody’s, birthday. Happy birthday son. He was nearly a 4th of July baby. Connie has a funny story about how he could have been born in Mexico.

I was just talking to the secretary behind the desk as I dropped off some paperwork at their office.

This is a day of deeper thoughts. The office is quiet this afternoon.

Kyle Idleman is senior pastor at Southeast Christian Church in Louisville, Kentucky.

I’m no expert about this, but I have learned most all wrinkles are hard to straighten out.

Now that summer has arrived everyone is a lot happier, right? You know how it goes.

If you have a strong desire (and I hope you do) to remain healthy throughout life, godly wisdom is needed.

Have you noticed how everyone is on a mission to help people become better prepared for the unknown?