[Note: My daughter-in-law, Lynn, is doing really well with her pregnancy health problems so the doctor wants to wait until next week to possibly induce labor for Kayci Lynn. So please keep them in your prayers that all will go well.] Spring is coming and you and I are all going to plant a garden [...]
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FINDING GOD I see a rock– a grain of sand And I begin to understand God. A little flower– wild or tame [...]
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How many of you have ever seen the movie Elmer Gantry? Tom and I watched it a couple of nights ago, again, and it is one of the most powerful and fascinating movies about religion, religious fervor and the ministry I’ve ever seen, and I’ve seen it several times. But it had been a long [...]
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Lately, the posts at Finding Direction have been upbeat and light hearted and I certainly am that way myself. It is obvious to you all, I’m sure. But there have been times in my life when it has not been so. So, right now I want to post a serious Finding Direction post for any [...]
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[Note: I originally published this post on May 17, 2005, but want to present it again because of the inspiration Greg England's story of his heritage has been the past three days over at "The Rev's Ramblings." So enjoy and add to the original 4 comments to let me know what you think.] It’s been [...]
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The friend I was telling you about with whom I’ve had the discussions about whether one can indeed be a "closet" Christian exemplifies Christ’s teachings about how we should live more than any other person I’ve ever known. Yet I long had serious doubts about the "autheniticity," if you will, of this person’s actions in [...]
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I’m back to not one, but two exclamation points here in my heading this morning, so aren’t y’all impressed with yourselves? You should be. I had 11 comments left to my "blahs" post with very encouraging words and lots of positive thoughts and ideas for a rapid recovery. It all worked. Today is a two [...]
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It's all about seeking out a better way, while exploring the less traveled side roads along the path . . .
I want you to leave here feeling better about yourself than when you dropped by, having either learned something new, thought about something differently or having just had a good laugh or two.
Dee Andrews, Esq.
Attorney, Former Journalist, Author
South Mississippi