Viewing entries posted in 2011
My son’s birthday is this week. He’s in his twenties now so gifts aren’t usually a surprise anymore. This year I got sent a link to the exact pair of sneakers he wanted for his birthday. I don’t know if you’ve spent time looking at sneaker prices lately, but they’re not cheap.
I’ve had a few of those “spiritual white hairs” in my life. People God has placed in my journey who have the perspective to show me what I can’t always see. During this pandemic I’ve appreciated them even more.
My childhood is filled with countless memories of my dad and I loaded up in his truck with poles and tackle boxes in the back, windows down with hot summer air blowing on my face, the Rolling Stones playing loud in the speakers, and a sweating Dr. Pepper can in my hand.
Who says things have to last as long as the curve or the experts say? Why aren’t we pleading for a miracle like our lives depend on it? In one week, we’ll be in the middle of Easter weekend. In fact, one week from today will be that awkward Saturday between Friday’s horrible suffering and Sunday’s miracle morning.
Faith in Action is a volunteer based non-profit serving home-bound seniors in Northwest Arkansas. The current situation with the coronavirus has caused them to have to restructure some of the ways they serve their clients and there is one way that we can come along side of them to help them in their mission. .
Over these past few weeks we’ve been given a lot instructions on how to take care of our bodies, our neighbors, and our communities to try be physically healthy.
At KLRC, part of caring for our listening family is sharing conversations that will help all of us as we navigate these challenging days. Each week, we'll check-in with friends of KLRC who can lend some helpful perspective. If you missed either of our conversations from this week, we have them here for you on-demand!.
One of my favorite movies of all times is “First Knight” where Sean Connery plays King Arthur. There’s a scene where an enemy of Camelot enters the throne room and confronts the Knights of the Round Table.
It’s the week that the word seems to pop up everywhere! It’s all over the card aisles, the candy section, and the flower shop. Everything seems focused on LOVE. The Valentine’s Day celebration of love will happen in so many ways: from candy shared between school children to special dinners and dates celebrating years of affection.
Hiking through the woods has always been one of my favorite pastimes. I come by it naturally as both of my parents are nature lovers and I spent many a Saturday exploring the trails around Arkansas as a kid.
