Did you know that the human heart can only hold so much suffering? I'm no doctor, and I can't prove this, but I believe one could choose to die of a broken heart. Choose to stop beating with the tempo of grief. Choose to stop pulsating the radiating pain. Still, as much as I firmly... Continue Reading →
A dawning death {For my Grandpa Bill}
In the wee hours of the morning on Friday, April 26, my incredible Grandfather was welcomed through Heaven's gates. I imagine him standing there with a background of white as a slightly younger version of himself. His head is balding, but his hair is still tinted dark brown. His beard is bushy, and his stance... Continue Reading →
When a moment suspends
We read the stories of the great men and women who have gone before us. For most, a chapter or two of God's Holy Word is enough to sum up their struggle, their surrender, their faith, and God's miraculous power. We don't actually have to walk around the walls of Jericho with the doubting children... Continue Reading →