• Freedom from Bondage

    Your input is helping, former procrastinators.  Please respond to last week’s survey if you’ve not already. Rejoice in our freedom!  We are blessed to have a double portion. We celebrate the Fourth of July as the time our American forefathers declared the colonies to be free and independent of foreign rule.  That led to a…

  • Pray Fervently

    It is easy to put off prayer, former procrastinators – especially prayer for our country. It seems an overwhelming task. Because I’ve put off such prayer, I see I have inadvertently become part of the problem. Will you focus with me on praying for our nation? We have enjoyed God’s mercy for so long. Let…

  • Get Out There

    Former procrastinators, it’s an easy time to procrastinate. This national election is so deeply concerning that it is easier to turn away and look at other things. Perhaps that’s how we got here. Many who know truth have not stepped forward when needed. Many have chosen not to even learn truth – or not to…

  • “Current Ops” Box

    Let me report in to my fellow former procrastinators. I did take care of that “next thing to facilitate” task I mentioned. I established ONE place to go for information, invitations, instructions that we need “in the now.” I was prompted to tend to this when a wedding invitation arrived with its time, place, and…

  • Freedom to Celebrate

    The Fourth of July reminds this reforming procrastinator I can gratefully celebrate two freedoms! I celebrate the freedom our founding fathers and many men and women have sacrificed to obtain and maintain for us Americans. I also celebrate the freedom Jesus Christ bought, giving His life as sacrifice to obtain that for me. Remember Galatians…

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