A boy with no arms was struggling in his bedroom to put on a sweater. Meanwhile, his mom and her sister
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Following a military mission, it’s critical for the key players to debrief. They carve out time
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When I hear the word “miracle” epic events come to mind—parting the Red Sea, the feeding of the 5,000, the raising of Lazarus. But far more common,
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UPDATE: On Wednesday. we arrived home after two weeks at the Gerson Clinic. Because of Linda’s cancer treatment, we’ll be tossing out every crumb of junk food,
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Mirriam-Webster.com defines “serendipity” as “the faculty or phenomenon of finding valuable or agreeable things not sought for.” Let’s translate that into “Street English.”
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It seems unbelievable. Just last week our world turned upside down when we learned Linda has stage-four ovarian cancer.
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This is a weird one, so don’t be shocked. Last Tuesday, Linda and I sat at our kitchen table on a Zoom call with her doctor.
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A teen girl went to her mom, complaining about how hard life was—friends, school, and romantic troubles. “It’s just too much to handle!”
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