My son is sick, and I am afraid. Because he is a cancer survivor (eight years, bless God!), when something happens that interrupts that heart relief of his healing – my soul fears. Last week, he was disoriented. He couldn’t drive, couldn’t write his name, had trouble putting words together to make a sentence. The […]
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What will heaven look like? Will it be so beautiful, we’ll need a couple thousand years to grow used to it?
Stage 7 of Alzheimer’s – The Race is Won Read More »
Even within the early stages of dementia, one fact remains, God will never leave you, never abandon you, never forsake.
Stage 5 of Alzheimer’s – Early Dementia Read More »
Somewhere in the diagnosis of Alzheimer’s, there must be a lesson. But finding it and staying in hope is the tricky part.
Stage 4 of Alzheimer’s – Diagnosis Read More »
As an Alzheimer’s patient begins the journey into Stage 2, she experiences a small amount of forgetfulness, but nothing that impairs life. However, questions remain.
Stage 2 of Alzheimer’s – Questions Read More »
How does it feel if you know something terrible is going to happen, yet you want to be strong? Reverend G begins to face the possibility of impending doom.
Alzheimer’s – Stage 1: Preparation Read More »
What are the 7 stages of Alzheimer’s disease and how can families prepare? This series of blog posts explains the stages through the viewpoint of a fictional character, Reverend G.
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Most of my followers believe there is one true God, and they follow the Christian faith. If you fall into that category, then this blog post is nothing new. You can forward it to a friend or a neighbor. However, the internet is a vast mission field and long after I am gone – I
Have you ever told God, “No!” How did that work out for ya’? Ten years ago, God nudged me to write a book about the Biblical character, Abigail. He especially wanted me to focus on the fact that Abigail lived in an abusive marriage yet was strong enough to do what was necessary to save
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People either laugh at me or stare when I tell them about my holy naps. I guard my Sabbath. Because I work about 60 hours/week and much of that involves ministry, I need to observe the 4th Commandment. I desperately need rest on Sundays. Yes, I go to church and then usually, I spend some
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