Well, I have to say yes. Today we ate fish head soup, compliments of my husband. I can’t say I had ever had a desire for fish head soup, but it wasn’t bad.
We also ate Cassava Pone. That was good too, but I got frustrated making it. Tim had [...]

This morning around 3:30 am I sleepily made my way to the restroom in the dark. I was unprepared for the alarm that electrified me as I stepped onto the tile and felt–what was it–something smooth and mobile. As I turned on the light it sauntered toward the crack under the vanity. [...]

What’s In Your Refrigerator?
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Well, what’s in your refrigerator?
We enjoyed our two flights last Tuesday. First from DC to Miami and then to Grand Cayman Island. I had never been to Florida before so I enjoyed seeing the swampy areas from the plane.
When [...]

Are you ever amazed by the variety of questions you are called on to answer as women? As a mom it is critical that we unearth real answers for our children. “Should boys wear jewelry” is one of the questions we have been asked by our children and friends.
When searching for [...]

This is a Bible study I have done with ladies. Feel free to use it.

Have you ever looked forward to fellowshipping with a group of Christians, only to find yourself ashamed and embarrassed to be thought one of them because they were so loud, rude, obnoxious or rowdy? The Bible has much to say about the tongue, but I believe a few verses will give a good indication [...]

I’m sure you have seen and heard about the devastation in Haiti following the recent earth quake. Our hearts ache for the people. We want to help.
Did you know that Haiti was officially dedicated to Satan in 1791 and rededicated in 1991–the two hundredth anniversary of the event? Haiti is the [...]

Holding up three fingers can remind us of the third commandment. Three fingers can form a W which reminds us of words. The third commandment says, “Thou shalt not take the Name of the LORD thy God in vain.” This deals with our words.
What does it mean to take the [...]

My prayer life as a teenager–it all began when I received Christ as a three year old. I was a pastor’s daughter and the oldest of three children. My mother spent time teaching and training me. In a revival service I went to the altar on my own to receive Christ’s payment for sin. From that time I have talked with the LORD.

I remember sitting/swinging in my tree swing singing to the LORD when I was 3-5. I would sing praises and whatever came to my mind to tell Him. I remember chills running through me at times as I sang my heart to Him. Thus began my journey of prayer. But you wanted to know about the teen years….

A young friend asked if she could interview me concerning prayer in my life. The result is the following.
Dear Judy,
I’ll enjoy working on it. Let me answer one of the questions now.
How and when I pray–I pray in a variety of ways and places. I like to greet the Lord when I [...]