The Dance
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Comes now a tear-jerker of a story from Thelda Bevens. This beautiful love story strikes ever so closes to home with me. I assure you it will do the same for you, if you have ever been head-over-heels in love. … Continue reading
Category Archives: Stories That Will Bless Your Heart
Virtue – A Tender Warrior
There is only one thing that the good Lord can use to make a real man,….a little boy! Author Stu Weber tells a wonderful story about what a truly good and godly man actually looks and acts like. Listen to … Continue reading
Lady, Are You Rich?
Marion Doolan tells a wonderful heart-wrenching story that will definitely bless your heart as it reminds us of our God-given command to “Love thy Neighbor.” They huddled inside the storm door–two little children in ragged outgrown coats. “Any old papers, … Continue reading
Three Men And A Bridge
There is beauty, want, and need everywhere around you all of the time anywhere you happen to be. All is takes to see or witness it is to slow down your pace of life just long enough to watch it … Continue reading
If We Had Hurried
We live, work, and play in a very fast-paced world where things and life are always moving at a much faster speed than we would want or desire. It just seems that everyone, everywhere, wants to speed things up, work … Continue reading
Sometimes You Will Give And See No Physical Returns
Keep Your Perspectives Fixed on God’s Promises Somewhere and somehow along the line of living your life, there will be great blessings and rewards and there will be great defeats and crushing blows. They are all part of this life … Continue reading
Releasing The Arrow
Author and teacher Stu Weber shared a story that tells it like it really is. This story truly will open your eyes and bless your heart and soul: “As I write these words, I am looking at three different arrows … Continue reading
Laughter In The Walls
FAMILY Poetry is not as popular today as it used to be in times gone bye. However, it is still just as an important and effective means of communication as it always has been. When I was growing up in … Continue reading