New Reminders: Repentance

Butch Cassidy (1866-1908) was an American outlaw who robbed banks and trains with his “Wild Bunch” gang and his infamous partner, the Sundance Kid.  Only once was Cassidy arrested and imprisoned.  During his 18 months in the Wyoming Territorial Prison, Cassidy asked for a pardon.  In 1896, Governor William Richards pardoned Cassidy after he agreed to no longer…

New Reminders: Habits

One of the richest men in the world, Warren Buffett, quietly stepped down from his position as CEO of Berkshire Hathaway just before the fireworks kicked off 2026. At the age of 95, Buffett handed over the reins to his successor, Greg Abel, on December 31, 2025, after guiding the company for six decades.  The Oracle…

New Reminders: Grace

The word “grace” can be interpreted in various ways.   For example, it can be used to describe movements as in the grace of a ballerina’s performance or a swan’s elegant glide across a lake.  It can also describe an attitude as in a person responding kindly toward another person or a company extending a deadline…

Prayer Seed: Romans 15:5

Prayer Seed: Dear Abba, Since each day seems to be a “test in progress” with trying to work through the struggles we face each day, please help me to have an attitude of understanding and encouragement for others like You do. Help me to be forgiving and compassionate when mistakes are made by others and…

New Reminders: Glory

The word glory is not often used in casual conversation, but when it is, it carries the connotation of, something that is above and beyond the ordinary, something superior, outstanding, noble, illustrious, acclaimed or distinguished. It is often used to describe notable achievements that are heroic or particularly honorable.  For example, “…to fight and die…

Prayer Seed: Luke 3:16

Prayer Seed: Dear Abba, Thank you that Jesus came to give us the gift of salvation and the Holy Spirit. Thank you that the Holy Spirit gives us guidance and strength daily and helps us to weed out the obstacles in our life which interfere with our relationship with God. In Jesus’ name, Amen.