Tag Archives: Cancer

Their Last Conversation

Guest Blogger Patty Hebert returns with a truth – a truth we have the opportunity to embrace, or not. Take it away Patty: Life is a pathway of lessons. Where our accomplishments offer us gentle pats on the back, our … Continue reading

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Laura’s Cancer Journey Continues

Good friend and occasional Guest Blogger David Balentine sent an update from his friend, Laura, who’s been battling cancer for three long years. Just when you think you can’t go on, life piles one more seemingly unbearable thing in your … Continue reading

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Houston, We Have A Problem

Sitting in the Houston International airport, waiting to board a plane to Atlanta, then another to Walt Disney World (home), and reflecting on this visit. There are many “problems” in Houston. Big “problems”. Medical “problems”. Cancer from A to Z. A … Continue reading

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Surrender Might Look Like This

Almost daily we hear of new afflictions or tragedies, impacting someone we know or a friend of someone we know. Over the weekend, my friend David Balentine shared the following email. Because of it’s impact on my spirit, I asked … Continue reading

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He’s My Son

Saturday’s post naming my top three favorite Christian artists, didn’t mention Mark Schultz.  Why? It contained  only the top three. My good friend Craig reminded me of Mark Schultz – he’s number four.  One song of his is particularly poignant, … Continue reading

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