Sunday's Monday

Sunday’s Monday Fighting through tear-filled eyes, I dedicate this week’s Sunday’s Monday to a man that I learned to love more than life itself. On April 17, 2022, I found myself completely helpless as I watched the best man God has ever led me to, expire from this life. Pastor Joe Dillard was my mentor, best friend, and father in Christ who taught me to follow Jesus through the life he led. His words matched his life! He loved the poem titled the dash by Linda Ellis which ex

Sunday’s Monday One of life’s early lessons is that we have the right and ability to choose many things that happen in our lifetime. As well many of us learn early, there are consequences following that which we chose. Now consequence has but one basic meaning as found in dictionary.com: the effect, result, or outcome of something occurring earlier. However, there are two basic categories that are not mentioned: good, or bad! Which is almost always directed by the character o

Sunday’s Monday I can vividly remember as a small child walking in the snow with my dad. As we casually walked through the backyard, I would try to walk in his footsteps and couldn’t. No matter if I jumped, I was just too small to stand in one step and make it to the other. I remember one day I fell trying to reach his enormous stride and started crying, he stopped, turned, and picked me up, asking what was wrong. I told him of my dilemma in not being able to walk in his foot

Sunday’s Monday I feel that God has challenged me to explore a subject that I have given too little thought to over my lifetime. How many people in the world today can actually say that they are aware of living an everlasting life? Sadly, far too many have yet to realize that we are walking the path of everlasting at this very moment. From the moment we’re born into this world we’re destined to exit (die) and move on into eternity. Matthew hit on this in Matthew 25:45-46 (ESV