Monthly Archives: February 2011

When the spring comes my family can be seen indulging in pop culture.  We give several hours a week to viewing “American Idol”. In my hours of viewing I have noticed a theme.  Every week several contestants are asked what … Continue reading →

My Shepherd is very concerned E has the momentum and power.  Currently, that is true.  Not because E has a following, but because nobody would suspect what E is doing.  The sheep are trusting the Shepherd to lead them in … Continue reading →

Here I sit, waiting for the time to go to church.  I am glad I don’t have to go to Sunday School today.  I am not looking forward to worship either, though that won’t be bad.  The consolation is I … Continue reading →

Sometimes, I just hate assumptions.  Being a pastor’s wife, I hear them regularly.  Today, for example, everybody was telling me how much my Shepherd would be changed by his trip.  I was told he will never think the same way … Continue reading →

I was just looking at the high school pictures posted on Faceboook.  The  high school girl was in a full flush of love.  She was smiling ear to ear as the young man embraced her with a bit too much … Continue reading →

I recently watched a Super Bowl documentary.  Troy Aikman, Super Bowl MVP, recounted the evening just after his first Super bowl.  He had played a great game, followed it up with all of the interviews.  When he was finished he … Continue reading →

I am a pastor’s wife.  Nearly everybody knows my name.  Most of the people probably think they know about me.  A few of the people know something from talking to me.  But nobody knows me… and very few seek to. … Continue reading →

I have been struck lately of how much Christians like the idea of Hell.  There have been a couple of incidents recently that have made me think about this. First, Derrick was teaching a Sunday School class.  Somebody asked about … Continue reading →

My shepherd is away right now.  He is serving God in a different field — teaching and encouraging other pastors.  He is evaluating an overseas mission the church here supports. And he is away from me. I am glad he … Continue reading →