2004 Archives: Together in His Grace

The White Envelope

by Nancy Gavin — Dec 25th, 2004

It’s just a small, white envelope stuck among the branches of our Christmas tree. No name, no... (read more)

Relationship Gardening

by Byron Ware — Dec 1st, 2004

The Bible is full of gardens; the garden of Eden, the infamous garden Ahab wanted on Naboth's... (read more)

Favorite Places

by Joey Cope — Oct 12th, 2004

Some things are just better when they're over. Funny, you wouldn't think that having your picture made for the church... (read more)

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Cure Alls

by Joey Cope — Oct 6th, 2004

It was a jungle. Actually, it was a big backyard with a garden, a well house, the carcass of an old panel truck that had been... (read more)

Half a Foot

by Russ Lawson — Oct 5th, 2004

Half a foot doesn't seem like very much does it? Normally when you consider six inches, you think, "What's the big deal?"... (read more)

Sandpaper

by Charlotte Barres — Sep 29th, 2004

One day when our oldest son was about 6 years old, he came running into the house crying and very angry... (read more)

The Hope That is Within You

by Amy C. Baker — Sep 21st, 2004

The woman on the other end of the telephone choked back her tears. "I am in such shock," she said. She'd just discovered... (read more)

Delicate Surgery

by Joey Cope — Sep 5th, 2004

My granddaughter, Landrye, came over to play a few minutes ago. She brought her new friends, Take Care Bear and Birthday... (read more)

Who Are We Letting Behind the Wheel?

by Rubel Shelly — Sep 2nd, 2004

The New Orleans Times-Picayune carried a story last month about a mother and daughter who went... (read more)

A Mother's Prayer

by Terra D. Brimberry — Aug 25th, 2004

Heavenly Father, For more than five years, I have come to you with prayers on behalf of my child. Before I even knew... (read more)

He Never Looked Back

by Patrick D. Odum — Aug 24th, 2004

We hesitated a little before we woke our son Josh up this morning. He was ready. He had carefully chosen... (read more)

Never Too Late!

by Russell Larson — Jul 24th, 2004

People have often said, " It is never too late ... to begin a new career ... to late to start saving for retirement ... to... (read more)

There are Trees and There are Trees

by Elizabeth Price — Jul 9th, 2004

The loquat tree flourishes, flowers and fruits without any period of leaflessness. It is never boring, bare or... (read more)

No Pain Like Your Child's Pain

by Tom Norvell — Jun 6th, 2004

We all know pain. Headache. Heartache. Disappointment. Frustration. Failure. Sin. We know what it is to experience... (read more)

Precious Memories, Graduation, and Lisa

by Larry Davies — May 25th, 2004

I was moving from the city to a small town to serve my first appointment as pastor of a local church. Preoccupied with unloading furniture, the children were left to... (read more)

Seeing Face to Face

by Johnnie Ann Burgess Gaskill — May 16th, 2004

I was deeply moved as I watched a documentary about twin brothers. They had decided to undergo experimental surgery which... (read more)

Heart's Content

by Kelly Breece — May 14th, 2004

"Okay guys, let's all come over here and let Shane open his presents," I instructed the children. His first... (read more)

World's Worst Mother Award

by Larry Davies — May 8th, 2004

Please forgive me! I should wait to write a story like this, but I cannot withhold the agony and the embarrassment... (read more)

Snow from Above

by Kelly Breece — May 2nd, 2004

"I wish we could just catch a glimpse of what's going on in heaven right now. That would just make everything okay, you... (read more)

Not Yet What It Will Be

by Tom Norvell — Apr 10th, 2004

One of the early signs of spring in our area is the blooming of... (read more)

Can't Take it With You

by Kelly Breece — Apr 4th, 2004

Look around and decide what you want to have, because I'm only taking a few things with me... (read more)

Someday

by Kelly Breece — Mar 13th, 2004

What a picture of blissfulness. In his car seat, he had turned his chubby cheeks to the window to let the... (read more)

Providing Memories of Home for Our Children

by Katha Winther — Mar 10th, 2004

She often reminiscences, and tells me true stories of her upbringing on... (read more)

Work-Family Spillover

by Rubel Shelly — Mar 3rd, 2004

Researchers call it "work-family spillover." My wife and I call it "kick-the-dog syndrome."... (read more)

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