Showing posts with label All Is Well. Show all posts
Showing posts with label All Is Well. Show all posts

Monday, December 5, 2016

2016 Christmas Music Marathon - Day 11



Regardless of what may be going on in our lives or what storm we may be in our midst, because of a Savior born in Bethlehem, the child of God and follower of Christ can say, "All is Well". Have a blessed day.

Tuesday, December 8, 2015

2015 Christmas Music Marathon Day 12

BOOMER!
The regular college football season has come to a close and the four teams have been chosen to play for the National Championship. My Alma Mater, The University of Oklahoma is one of those teams. As you can see, my buddy, Boomer, and I have two championship hats and we're looking for number three. Let me tell you a little about Boomer. 
In 1984 I lost my job in architecture to a declining local economy in my hometown of Tulsa. I found work in Dallas several weeks later. My relocation meant that I would be separated from my family for several months. Our daughter was in school and we determined that the family would stay in Tulsa until school was out and I would get an apartment in Dallas until they could join me. Well, my wife and daughter decided that I needed a buddy, but a real live pet was not possible so they found Boomer. Boomer has aged much more gracefully than me. He looks pretty good for 31 don't you think? He now makes an appearance every Christmas, kind of like "Elf on a Shelf" without the antics. Well, Boomer and I are anxiously awaiting the play-offs and are hoping to add another cap to our collection. Think about it. Oklahoma won the National title in 1985 and 2000. It's 2015, so it's our turn, right?  BOOMER Sooner!!!
Regardless of how the play-offs turn out, I know that as long as I have Christ as my Lord and Savior, All Is Well.


Thursday, December 4, 2014

2014 Christmas Music Marathon - Day 7

Not everyone has the opportunity to celebrate the Joy of Christmas.  Their world is filled with challenges.  Sickness, death, war, poverty, hunger do not take a vacation but often serve to drive people further into sorrow, anger, and depression.  God never promised that this life would be easy, nor that we would never suffer hardship.  He did promise to be with us and to give us those things that we need to endure the hardships that we may face, strength, courage, perseverance, hope, mercy, and grace.  As long as we can look to the heavens and trust in "The Light of The World", we can say, "All Is Well."  Have a blessed day.