The annual family bracket challenge is officially completed. I can’t believe that I am the two-time champion! Also, I am stunned by Chris’ performance. He easily had his worst bracket ever. He humble accepted the fact that everyone – particularly
This week’s passage is a very difficult and controversial one. There are many interpretations of the passage, and we simply don’t know exactly what God means in these verses. But we do know that God is in charge, Christ is
Easter was a two-day affair for us. On Saturday, we had an egg hunt with Mommaw and Poppaw then went to a bigger hunt at their church. Damon needed only a little instruction. He quickly figured out what hunting eggs
Our family bracket challenge is over mathematically. And I defended my crown! The family trophy will stay with me for another year. Here are the latest rankings (in order of ESPN points standing): Teresa 2-2 in Elite Eight 38-22 overall
Avery’s bracket is busted. As much as we wanted to believe that IU would beat Cal by 50 points in the final game, the Hoosiers had a difficult game last night and lost to UNC. She was very upset this
Teresa Undated photo Circa 1983 I adored that homemade Annie dress and Annie locket!
After seeing so much death, destruction, and judgment, the last several chapters of Revelation offer a beautiful picture of what awaits believers at the end of the world! In chapter 19, John heard praise erupting from a great multitude in
When you look at our update below, you may wonder if I put the results in backwards. No, these are correct. Grandma, Karen, Avery, and Grandpa are in a four-way tie for first while Chris and I are pulling up
As usual, the Second Round was a crazy one! Brackets were busted all over thanks to Michigan State going down to 14-seed Middle Tennessee. In our family pool, it’s clear that I won’t maintain possession of the trophy this year.
One day, evil will expire! In chapter 18, we see evil’s expiration date. This chapter shows us that it is dangerous to put our trust solely in the world’s treasures. They can be taken away, and ultimately they fade away.