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It is not easy for me to open myself up to the world. I am a private person who enjoys being in the background listening to all that is going on around me. For as long as I can remember my faith has been strong and my concern for others deep. Before I understood faith, I thanked God for the good and for carrying me through the tough times. Even when I didn’t realize it, my faith has always been my first priority. I believed without a doubt and yet had very little knowledge regarding Jesus. I felt God…
I have always been one to think in terms of the glass half full. That does not mean that I have been happy with everything in my life, but it does mean that I seek out a positive perspective. We all have varying degrees of physical, emotional, and financial challenges. Life is not fair, but we do have a choice as to how we respond to those challenges. Sometimes we have to reach deep within ourselves to find something positive. A major accomplishment might be having the energy or ability to get up in the morning. Getting up to start…
The first thing I remind myself of is that my direction will become clear to me in God’s time. I have been very driven all my life to meet or exceed the goals placed on my path. I also understand that I need to be patient as I experience and learn all that I need to know to carry out God’s plan. My faith is strong. I don’t waiver in knowing that Jesus has my back and will see me through all obstacles placed in my path. I know that I am going to have many things…
Earlier this month I was watching ABC World News, and I got hooked by the teaser, “Later this evening a lesson from Sidney Poitier’s mother.” I thought to myself, what lasting words of wisdom did the mother of Sidney Poitier impart to her son? The lesson was simple, yet powerful, “Always say thank you and please.” During the taped interview, Sidney Poitier went on to say how many times thank you and please opened doors for him. His mother’s wisdom, so simple, so powerful, particularly when said in a heartfelt manner. That same week I took my car…