The Disciple's Way

According to the US Centers For Disease Control And Prevention, there are seven million persons with vision impairments in America; one million of them are considered legally blind. Most vision impairments can be corrected with eyewear or surgery. In instances where correction is not an option, accommodations can be made regardless of the level of impairment.   Scientifically speaking, vision fundamentally relies on a focal point.  The focal point of light allows clear vision

It was a tough job, but someone had to do it.   God called him to it, and he was determined to do it as long as he could.   He didn't let his past stop him, and he didn't let his circumstances dictate how he did it. In fact, it seems like who he “used to be” and his current circumstances seemed to spur him on even more.    He wasn’t afraid, because he knew who he was. God had changed his identity from one who persecuted  Christ (Acts 9:1-5) to one who knew he had been crucifi

The life of a leader is filled with many ups and downs.  There are good days and bad days, and amid them all there are lots of lessons taught and learned.  One of the biggest lessons I have learned about being a good leader is the value of being a woman of integrity.    Integrity is that aspect of moral character that allows you act like you understand God is always with you when no one else is present.  It reflects a posture of love and total commitment to God’s will, word,

When I was growing up, two of my favorite cartoon characters were Sam Sheepdog and Ralph Wolf. These characters were regulars in the Warner Bros. Looney Tunes and Merrie Melodies lineup.  And although they always appeared as a duo, there were not partners; they were adversaries.    Sam Sheepdog and Ralph Wolf  in the  Looney Tunes  short  A Sheep in the Deep . The short A Sheep in the Deep is copyright 1961 Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc. Each episode seemed to start with them pr