(Original appeared June 14, 2016)
When I get to Heaven, I fully expect to be welcomed into Jesus’ arms. But I also fully expect him to ask me one question.
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Set Free at Christmas
The Christmas season tends to bring a sense of longing for those that have passed away. I submit to you that those feelings should be tempered as we reflect on the fact that we have so much to be thankful for, and to rejoice over, as a result of God’s gift to us at Christmas. Continue reading “Set Free at Christmas”
Pacifier photo
It’s tough to believe this was seven months ago. – Rob
(Original appeared May 6, 2016)
I was able to get a photo of the moment I held a pacifier for Jacob the other night, which helped him with his poor oxygen levels. I thought I’d share that with you here. He loved it and wouldn’t let it go. Although I already mentioned this in my earlier post, I’m saying it again for posterity’s sake that my arm went numb holding that for so long. Jacob, if you ever get to read this in the future, remember. Arm. Numb. #FathersDayGift -R
Perspective on Introspection
Nothing causes a parent to properly focus on what is truly meaningful in life than the loss of a child.
Perfect is the Enemy of Good
When confronted with a choice to get busy doing the most good, or waiting for an opportunity to do it perfectly, do not hesitate. Instead, get busy. Continue reading “Perfect is the Enemy of Good”
Love is Better than Life
Imagine seeking God’s love so earnestly, that little else matters. Continue reading “Love is Better than Life”
Sissy Says
Since the beginning of our journaling this past April, the posts have been primarily authored by me (Rob). Although I have tried to incorporate the thoughts, feelings and musings of others in our family or circle of friends, nothing truly captures their message better than words straight from the source.
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Religion & Politics
Religion and Politics: the two topics you are not supposed to discuss in polite company. Continue reading “Religion & Politics”
All Saints
Here is a quick thought on this Sunday following All Saints Day. Continue reading “All Saints”
Jacobs Ripples 