Month: March 2017

What an amazing week!  Speaking at First Baptist Church in Ruston, LA on Sunday was good for my soul.  To be around Savannah’s people … OH, so good!  I spoke to my nephews’ church family in Lake Providence, LA on Wednesday, then at their children’s school on Thursday.  To be in a room full of people who honestly care for […]

I’ve been thinking a lot about “hope” lately.  When Savannah was in the hospital for those 10 ½ weeks, we were hoping and believing for a full recovery (as were the multitudes praying on her behalf). We were, indeed, shocked when she passed into Eternity on November 4, 2016. If we had not hoped and believed for a full recovery, […]

I will be traveling today to North Louisiana … ahhh, HOME country.  I will be traveling because I have the pleasure of speaking to some precious sisters at The Pentecostals of the Twin Cities in West Monroe, LA on Saturday.  The “home” I am speaking of is not my physical home. No, I am NOT referring to my physical address […]

Everything. Absolutely everything. I’m not wanting to discuss the meaning of the song by Tina Turner (however, it was a good jam “back in the day”).  I do, though, want to gnaw on the title.  I find that the title is so profound. What’s love got to do with it?  Spend some time thinking about what love has to do […]