Monthly Archives: July 2014

Calling all nature lovers! Today’s devotional is for YOU!  If you’re like me, you’re happiest when you’re outside.  Seems ironic that I spend most of my time in an office with no window!  So, when I do have a little … Continue reading →

Dear Friends, I love these images of boats, anchors, waves and water that represent our relationship with God our Father.  As Jesus was looking for disciples, he found several fishing by the sea of Galilee.  He made them “fishers of … Continue reading →

Dear Friends, One of our deepest desires is to be known, understood and loved unconditionally.  Good news!  Our Savior fulfills that human need, but it requires work on our part to receive this perfect gift.  Alone time is where it … Continue reading →

Dear Friends, Having an attitude of gratitude in ALL things is probably one of the most recognizable Christian traits one can demonstrate.  It’s also one of the most baffling to non Christians.  It doesn’t seem logical or even practical to … Continue reading →

Dear People of Light! What a great privilege to be people of Light to reflect the love and light of Christ dwelling within you.  So, I say to you good people–Shine On!  And be blessed as you bless others.  Peace … Continue reading →

Dear Beloved, There’s a lot in today’s devotional and scripture passages.  In striving to please God, you can find freedom from your own expectations and the expectations of others.  Many times we can enslave ourselves through self inflicted pressure to … Continue reading →

Beloved, Don’t be too busy and forget God!  Easy to do in this frenetic world we live in.  Be blessed!  Love and Hugs, Scott _____________________________________________________ Come Away With Me for a while.  The world, with its nonstop demands, can be put … Continue reading →

Dear Friends, I pray this devotional blesses you as you make time for being with God.  It’s awesome to think that you and I can be in communion with the Creator of the universe just by stopping what we’re doing … Continue reading →

Dear Friends, I remember my fist day in my Chinese philosophy class at Furman University inGreenville S.C.  The professor, a professing atheist, pointed to a chair in the room and asked us if it was real.  We then debated for 30 minutes on … Continue reading →