Don’t Blame Beethoven!

January 23, 2011 By Leave a Comment

Cadence and his Bongos at Pep Band, 2008 Lord, Protect me from your Followers Last month my husband Rich and I had the good fortune to hear Philip Yancey speak. I enjoy his books because he’s not afraid to tackle tough questions about our faith; he carries that same courage to his appearances, I was happy […]


Filed Under: blame, courage, gifts, God's omnipotence, hypocrisy, Matthew 6, mistake, obedience, temptation

Don’t Blame Beethoven!

January 23, 2011 By

Cadence and his Bongos at Pep Band, 2008 Lord, Protect me from your Followers Last month my husband Rich and I had the good fortune to hear Philip Yancey speak. I enjoy his books because he’s not afraid to tackle tough questions about our faith; he carries that same courage to his appearances, I was happy […]


Filed Under: blame, courage, gifts, God's omnipotence, hypocrisy, Matthew 6, mistake, obedience, temptation

Don’t Blame Beethoven!

January 23, 2011 By Leave a Comment

Cadence and his Bongos at Pep Band, 2008 Lord, Protect me from your Followers Last month my husband Rich and I had the good fortune to hear Philip Yancey speak. I enjoy his books because he’s not afraid to tackle tough questions about our faith; he carries that same courage to his appearances, I was happy […]


Filed Under: blame, courage, gifts, God's omnipotence, hypocrisy, Matthew 6, mistake, obedience, temptation

Don’t Blame Beethoven!

January 23, 2011 By

Cadence and his Bongos at Pep Band, 2008 Lord, Protect me from your Followers Last month my husband Rich and I had the good fortune to hear Philip Yancey speak. I enjoy his books because he’s not afraid to tackle tough questions about our faith; he carries that same courage to his appearances, I was happy […]


Filed Under: blame, courage, gifts, God's omnipotence, hypocrisy, Matthew 6, mistake, obedience, temptation

>His Father’s Voice

January 6, 2011 By

> Rob, Sawyer, and Cadence model their new hats. Christmas Day, 2010 Tuning In New Years’ Day brought my daughter, Elaine, her husband, Rob, and our newest grandson, Sawyer, for an afternoon visit. At seven weeks of age, Sawyer has new tricks to show off each time we see him. As I sat on the […]


Filed Under: 1 Kings 19, baby, change, clarity, Deuteronomy 30, faith, family, God's omnipotence, grandchildren, joy, listen, obedience, peace, quiet
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