Can I chalk up my delay to everyday procrastination? Maybe.

They did not know he was the Son of God. They had no idea that the death they inflicted was all a part of God’s plan from the beginning.

I’ve sometimes been surprised by what we’re experiencing and what I’m learning. But the bottom line is a good report.

How often have we been sleeping while God was at work right beside us?

Even if your spouse is living in a memory care center, you might consider the opportunity to travel to the other side of the world. I’m glad I did.

They were as shocked to see his humble service as we may be by the necessity to do something similar.

Benevolent lies are stock-in-trade for Alzheimer’s caregivers. But I couldn’t think of any way to respond to a question that struck at the core of what she’s facing.

The apostle Paul was a singer! No matter what he was facing or hardship he was enduring, he sang praises to God. With his songs he set an example for every Christian.

A reader asked for advice, and even though this is not an advice-giving blog, his question reminded me of some experiences that may help him.

Since before eternity, everything God has done and said shows something we need to understand in order to thrive. We’re better together. We shouldn’t try to go it alone.

When we stop to consider “quality of life,” whose life are we thinking about most?

Bob Ely showed me a ministry I’ve tried to continue. As I’ve sought to fill his shoes, I need to think about who will fill mine.

Another Alzheimer’s caregiver I know kept a journal at first, with notes and stories he thought he might share sometime.“But after a while I didn’t have as much to write,” he said. Not that much was changing. Not that much was new. That’s how it is with me now.

“You are what you eat.” It’s true spiritually as well as physically. Today’s passage from 2 Timothy tells why.

Here’s what’s good when you’re sick and you live alone. But it’s not all good. Not at all.

Do I have someone in my life I can look to? Is the pattern of my life an example others can imitate?

A day-by-day chronicle of the good things coming our way. We’re doing as well as possible.

Spiritual growth is a matter of what we flee and also what we pursue.

‘I’m truly glad for times like these.
I’m not alone. But . . .  she’s not here.’

Three pictures of everyday endurance encourage us to endure every day!