by Jane Green | Aug 13, 2024
When you think of plagues, most of the time for Christians, our minds go to Moses and bloodied water, frogs, lice, grasshoppers, boils, hail, and death, etcetera. As I worked in the garden this week, I kept thinking we actually deal with plagues every day. My garden...
by Jane Green | Aug 5, 2024
I began to work once more on the patio area where our picnic table will be this morning. I had stopped for awhile to catch up a few other projects, but now I’m back at work. It is very tricky to work in this area because there is a natural slope two different...
by Jane Green | Jul 30, 2024
I am reading Hillbilly Elegy A memoir of a Family and Culture in Crisis, by J.D. Vance. I decided to read the book because he has been chosen to run for Vice President on the Republican ticket, and I wanted to know something about him. It is the hardest book to read,...
by Jane Green | Jul 22, 2024
I don’t know about you, but I’ve looked for God’s will in my life—for a lifetime. Years ago, in desperation, I went to the library and typed “God’s will” in their search engine and something came up. If my memory serves me correctly...
by Jane Green | Jul 15, 2024
I don’t know about you, but I think everyone needs a reading nook. I watched a YouTube video the other day on how to redecorate a room without spending any money. The young lady on the video was helping out her sister and college roommate with her skills. They...
