Each day, I look at my treadmill with contempt. That hour a day I set as my goal to walk on the enormous piece of equipment sometimes seems like a…
Read More Run With Patience Toward The Prize – Never Give Up
Published January 20th, 2011 by Amy Wingfield
Published January 18th, 2011 by Amy Wingfield
We here almost every day. “Boy, aren't you lucky,” or “Well, that was luck.” Is it luck or is it God? As Christians, we should be looking toward God for…
Published January 18th, 2011 by Amy Wingfield
In 1980, Christian musician David Meece wrote a beautiful song called We Are The Reason. It's suitable for both Christmas and Easter, with lyrics describing why God gave His one…
Published January 15th, 2011 by Amy Wingfield
On May 20,1999, God called my dad home. As the days after followed and my mother and I began going through his belongings, we found notes, Scripture notes, on paper…
Published January 15th, 2011 by Amy Wingfield
Do you pay attention to the words of the songs you listen to? Back when I was a young teenager, I didn't pay much attention to the lyrics of songs.…
Published January 14th, 2011 by Amy Wingfield
This past week, I wrote a devotional talking about people in need and God meeting those needs. I threw the idea out there that perhaps God was meeting needs through…
Published January 13th, 2011 by Amy Wingfield
For months now, my 13-year-old daughter has been talking about this song they really like doing on Wednesday nights during Youth Praise & Worship. It's called Dancing in the Mine…
Published January 13th, 2011 by Amy Wingfield
Do you remember the old traditional hymn, Great Is Thy Faithfulness? It is my husband's favorite song. In praise of God, Great is Thy Faithfulness, a hymn written by Thomas O.…
Published January 11th, 2011 by Amy Wingfield
Young children are fun to teach. For the most part they get so excited about the smallest things and they are easily amused and accept simple explanations about things they…
Published January 10th, 2011 by Amy Wingfield
Well here we are after the holidays, back to school. For our family, that means daily doses of home-schooling. My youngest daughter is 6 years old, almost 7, and she…
Recent Comments