Monthly Archives: August 2011

The rough.  Recreational and professional golfers end up in it.  It can be a place of intimidation.  However, some of the most memorable victories in the PGA are of pros who made improbable shots out of the rough and onto … Continue reading →

What are the odds that as you read this you are facing a life situation in which the odds are stacked against you? Perhaps its cancer, a financial downturn, a lost job, a broken relationship. If you have “happened” on … Continue reading →

“The Little Red Book of Wisdom” had me from the dedication page. Mark DeMoss said he wrote this book “to thank my father and to prepare my boy and two girls in the way my father prepared me.” I the … Continue reading →

Issac…Jacob…Joseph – familiar Biblical names associated with faith. What else did these men have in common? Each of them died young at an old age. They experienced disappointment without bitterness. Faith that works will bring you to the end of … Continue reading →

I’ve always appreciated seniors. When I was a young girl, it was a day and age where we visited seniors’ homes to sing Christmas carols. During high school, I worked in the kitchen at a nursing home in Virginia, and … Continue reading →

What does “living by faith,” mean to you? Standing on the edge of the CN tower held only by a harness? Flipping a light switch and knowing the light will turn on? Turning the key in the ignition and knowing … Continue reading →