I don’t know about you, but the Bible I use on a daily basis, I’ve had since I was a teenager. Needless to say, it is falling apart and is in need of some TLC. I look back at that Bible though and it has been through much in life. It has been opened during…
I have struggled with the way people view the Bible. Of course it is our greatest source, greatest comfort, and greatest map to life and yet I see Christianity taking what God has upheld in his Word, to mold it into the framework of their own thinking. I often wonder what God thinks of us?…
Healing from cancer has allowed me to take an in-depth look at how I live my life. I’m often found in my own thoughts as I allow the chemo to work through my veins, thinking about how God is using this to alter my life and viewpoints. When I think about my life here on…
Back in 1996, U.S. Navy Rear Admiral Irve Le Moyne, who had head and neck cancer, put a brass bell at the main campus of MD Anderson Radiation Treatment Center to signify being done with treatment and the accomplishment that comes with it. I never in a million years, thought I would be the one…
On the tearful drive home after dropping Mazy off at school yesterday before heading back to U of M for chemo treatments, God reminded me of one privilege I do have in all of this: I GET to have chemo. If I lived 100 years ago with leukemia, I doubt I would be alive. I…
I’m finally the young one in a picture! Sweet Mazy had her 100th day of school today and was encouraged to dress up as an old person. It’s moments like these that I’m thankful I didn’t have to miss, but it also makes leaving Mazy and my best friend Dan, all the harder. After dropping…
