Author Archives: Dana

imperishable

Posted on May 15, 2003 by Dana

In November of 2001, my mom’s mother passed away. She was 94. This past Sunday, on Mother’s Day, my dad’s mom died. She was 103. What a blessing to have grandparents live such full lives. Had they not lived, I … Continue reading →

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perish

Posted on May 8, 2003 by Dana

Three years ago this August the doctor told us I had cancer. As he talked about starting treatment immediately, I asked what I considered to be a pretty good question: “What if I don’t do anything?” The answer was rather … Continue reading →

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Capernaum

Posted on May 1, 2003 by Dana

In Capernaum, at the site some believe was the home of Peter’s mother-in-law, our friend, Harm, shared an interesting passage. While he was reading, our little girl, Karlyn, who was six at the time, spied a lizard and stuck her … Continue reading →

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Lot’s wife

Posted on April 24, 2003 by Dana

Why does Jesus tell us to remember Lot’s wife? (Luke 17:32) Do you think God simply gave a rule of “don’t look back” or did He know that such looking would reflect what was really in a heart? Perhaps Lot’s … Continue reading →

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too late

Posted on April 17, 2003 by Dana

I wish I could describe the horrible feeling of being stuck behind closed doors. All I could do was wave to my family as the train pulled out of the station. It was a pitiful sight. Over spring break we … Continue reading →

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