I should know better than to question my father. His perspective always seems to be a lot better than my own. My father has a …
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My Music Journey
I write music; always have. Since I was four years old and teaching my sisters the lyrics to my first hit, “sister came and popped …
Read More »From Eros to Agape
The heart flutters. A dizzy spell discombobulates. Cold sweat begins to cause a sense of uneasiness. Does this sound like the beginning of a heart …
Read More »Challenging Children
Eight-year-old Jessica was a challenging child. A bossy, fussy girl with only a few friends, she frustrated and alienated even those who loved her the …
Read More »What Should I Do?
When we have the opportunity to support those who suffer or grieve, our words and actions (the things we do) can either be soothing or …
Read More »Bad Breath
Even your best friends won’t tell you … but my daughter finally did. Bless her heart. We’d driven nearly 3,000 miles together, but it wasn’t …
Read More »Declutter Your Life
In his book, Starting Today, Rubel Shelly says one way to declutter your life is to get rid of stress (within your home and heart). …
Read More »Go Ahead, Say It
Let me set two marriage goals before you. First, praise your spouse with flattering words at least once a day. And I mean, every single …
Read More »The Accident
One day, I almost killed my children. And I don’t mean that figuratively. While driving 65mph on a major freeway in Southern California, I failed …
Read More »A Baby’s Joy
Webster doesn’t usually make for easy reading, but the definition of joy pretty well wraps it up! As a noun, joy is “excitement or pleasurable …
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