From The Journal
Latest Writings
Here you will find quiet, thoughtful writing for the everyday — for the ordinary people, problems, and possibilities we all meet along the way. I write as a woman who has walked many years beside a pastor and a congregation, and who keeps returning to Scripture for hope, for direction, and for the gentle courage to begin again. My prayer is that these pages would be like seeds — small, simple things that take root and grow into something lasting in your life.
When the South Winds Blow
In Acts 27, we read that the Apostle Paul and a shipload of prisoners were headed for Rome. At the great seaport of Alexandria, Egypt, they were loaded aboard a […]
10 Miles from Marah
As soon as the Children of Israel were delivered from their bondage in Egypt, “They should not have thought”, according to the perceptive Matthew Henry, “that since they were delivered […]
When it Mattered Most
It was an island day, the kind we experience here on Long Island in late spring; wild and windy, with clear blue skies and a magnificent sun.
King of the Mountain
Christ had empowered his disciples to work wonders. Astounding miracles. And these men, who had forsaken all to follow Christ, were undefeated in all of their attempts to do God’s […]