Recently, I was entertaining my young grandkids at our house. Out of the blue, my 10-year-old granddaughter looked up at me and, with the sincerest of expressions on her face, asked “Grampa, what is it like to be old?”
The desk in my home office is covered with photos, most of them of my family. The biggest one is a portrait of my mom and dad, which sits directly above and in front of me.
Life got you down? Is your faith being tested? Have you given up on miracles? We all go through it. You need a little reassurance.
Leadership has its challenges, but choosing to serve the Lord is worth it.
Have you ever done something so totally stupid that, afterward, you just stood still and marveled at your own brainlessness?
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“Okay, now they’ve gone too far. Now they’re telling me that breakfast cereal is terrible for you.”
Ken Lass shares what an hour of bowling with his 7-year-old grandson taught him about life and his faith.
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