Teresa Undated photo Circa 1983
Throwback Thursday: Cowgirl



Teresa Undated photo Circa 1983

Teresa, Jon, Karen, and Shirley Undated photo Circa 1984

In the blink of an eye, we are finished with our study of the Gospel of John! Here is what I learned this year: What I learned in my personal study Jesus’ love knows no bounds. He loved me so

John ends his Gospel with an interesting story – an appearance by Jesus to the disciples. Seven of the eleven disciples were at the Sea of Galilee. They were obeying Jesus’ instructions to wait for Him in Galilee. They decided

Jesus died on Friday. On Sunday morning while it was still dark, Mary Magdalene and other women went to Jesus’ tomb to finish preparing His body for burial. They likely didn’t know that Joseph of Arimathea and Nicodemus had prepared Jesus’

Jesus died much sooner than typical crucifixion victims. That’s because He gave up His life Himself. The gospel writers carefully described Jesus’ physical death, which led to His physical resurrection. The writers confirmed that Jesus died, discrediting the rumor that

Teresa and Chris April 2004

Last week we saw that Jesus was beaten, flogged, and sentenced to die by crucifixion. He was forced to carry the crossbar of His cross on the mile-long walk to Golgotha (or Calvary). This place was outside the city of

Another bracket challenge is in the books. Grandma was so excited that she won. I reluctantly relinquished the trophy to her yesterday. Avery simply acted like a goofball during the trophy presentation. Avery is improving every year. We’re not surprised

Welcome back from spring break! Before our short break, we saw Jesus in several illegal Jewish trials. The Jewish leaders were made up of Pharisees and Sadducees. They were staunch enemies, but they united to condemn Christ to death. They had