Biblical precepts on parenthood
By this time I have told the story of our little “miracle†countless times. In case you haven’t read my blog posts in December because you were busy with your holiday obligations and preparations, we experienced an unexpected healing.  That was our miracle. My husband was diagnosed with hypertension, coronary artery disease and diabetes in… Continue reading Walked a mile with sorrow
It may seem that I am making such a big deal about my “good news.†I don’t mean to gloat. But a curious thing has happened to all four of us in the house when we learned of the good news. We were all stunned. It’s normal to be stunned, right? But then four days… Continue reading Post-traumatic stress
Eighteen years ago today, on a bright and brisk Saturday morning, I got married.  There was nothing significant about the date to us. Unlike others who get married in June or December, we decided to get married on November 26, 1994 because it was exactly two months after I finished taking the bar on September… Continue reading Eighteen
Political analysts pointed out that Obama won overwhelmingly among voters aged 19-25. To this group belong the college students and young urban professionals—the new generation of voters who do not espouse the traditional Protestant values of the older generation. In the end, Obama won 33 more electoral votes than was necessary for him to win… Continue reading Observing the Obama Phenomenon Part 2
Most Baptists in the United States would not have voted for Barack Obama because he categorically stated that he supports abortion. They contend that he is unfit to govern as president because of his pro-abortion view. In fact, on the day after the US election, after Republican Mitt Romney had conceded defeat to Democrat Barack… Continue reading Observing the Obama Phenomenon and the Baptists