Our Lord is waiting
When did you last call to Him?
Reach out in prayer
Praying to our Lord
Sharing truth and promises—
Our life’s foundation
He shall answer thee
There exists no greater hope—
Praying to Father
Between God and man
There’s but one mediator—
Christ’s eternal bridge
God’s goodness and love
Revealed in His Son Jesus—
Giving us new life
Greatest commandment
Share love with one another—
In faith, follow Christ
Prayer and Scripture
Witnessing His promises—
God forever first
Always will be mine
Choosing righteous, not wicked—
God forever first
Patience shall reward
Life’s faithful obedience—
God forever first
Morning breakfast time
Pancakes searching for sweetness—
Think maple syrup
Ordering three eggs
Scrambled or over easy?
Make it an omelet
Bacon, sausage, ham
Can’t decide, let’s go for it—
Eating the whole hog
Warmer days ahead
Tree buds filling with new life—
Spring waiting on deck
Frigid soil warms up
Transformation taking place—
First green shoots of spring
Crafting welcome signs
Daffodils make announcement—
Spring now official
Feeling all alone
Facing dark, uncertain times—
God offers refuge
In life’s stressful times
His promises taking root—
Trusting in the Lord
Christ rises above
Life’s battered, darkest-filled ruins—
Beacon of love’s hope
Daily decisions
God, teach us to trust and love—
Walking in balance
Grasp His Salvation
Can you hear the Lord calling?
Accepting His grace
Father Abraham
Trusting God with faithfulness—
Promises answered
Coffee’s sunrise treat
Certainly tastes much better—
From favorite mug
Overnight snowfall
Mountaintop’s deepest powder—
Skiers’ paradise
Winter’s impromptu
Out-of-school experience—
Another snow day!
As people of God
Graced to be Christ’s hands of change—
World’s transformation
Followers of God
Called as voices for justice—
Filled with Grace of Christ
Our Creator calls
Walking in Jesus’ footsteps—
Lives for renewal
Checking highway map
Will we ever find Waldo?
Waldo, Ohio
Shopping at Macy’s
Pat, may I buy a towel?
Wheel of “good” Fortune
Passing up on Mounds
Sometimes you feel like a nut—
Almond Joy “rescue”
Big Sky Buckeye 