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Why do Dental Hygienists want to have a conversation with you while your mouth is wide open and a drill hovering in your mouth? Do you brush and floss your teeth before going to see your Dentist? Am I the only one, in a crowd, moving from side to side as to not bump into anyone. No one else seems to move....they just continue to walk straight. The red lights always catch me when I'm in a rush or running late for an appointment. While at your doctor's appointment, you attempt to take off everything possible before being weighed....knowing that fat breakfast you ate is not going to help you or the scale. Anyway, I'm doing very good today.....feeling strong and active. Looking to get into some Restorative Yoga to get my body back in shape and stretch out these fatigued muscles. KC'isms 71) The past cannot be changed 72) People do not define you 73) Happiness is found within your heart 74) Remind your "Good" friends how much you love and value them 75) Celebrate your goal accomplishments (no matter how small they are) 75) a) Set short, and long term life and business goals Today's Prayer Behold, I am the Lord, The God of all flesh; is anything too difficult for me? JEREMIAH 32:27 Love you for reading my blog!
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Sometimes the pressures of life can cause unnecessary stress. So many of us , and I am guilty of this, lose sleep worrying about things , work, school or people in our lives, but God wants us to live a life of rest and peace. When Jesus walked on this earth, He took time away from the crowds. He spent time with the Father. He found rest. Do you ever notice that when you are stressed out or worrying about something, you’re less tolerant of the people around you? Usually, the people that love you the most - get the grunt of your uneasiness. You’re more likely to say something you don’t really mean. God wants you to give your cares to Him so that you can live with a gentle and humble attitude & heart toward others.
Today, I ask that my prayer warriors pray for the Wiley family and other families that may have some challenges happening in their lives today or this week. KCisms 66) Don't discuss business on a elevator 67) Be a gracious loser 68) Be a humble winner 69) Say your points in a business meeting and then listen 70) Listen more than you talk Today's Prayer With all my hear, I am waiting, LORD, for you! I trust your promise PSALM 130:5 Love you for reading my blog! As I started my day, I was thankful for being able to wake up, having an incredible wife, children and friend network. I also began to think about the powerful, strong, awesome women in my life. Although my mother (Iris) and sister (Jackie) are no longer physically with us, they were strong women who instilled confidence and love in my soul.
My loving wife (Elisa) who has been incredible though this cancer journey, and even before the prognosis, and Gail, Cara, Wendy and all of my girls with Northside Medical, who gave me strength daily to help me overcome our cancer battle. I started thinking where did all of this strength come from. Why are women so much stronger willed than men? Why are women the back bone of our families? Well, God presented the answer to me via a bible passage; Judith 13:1-11 and 12-20 (I will just summarize the passages) A mean, spiteful King named Holofernes (King of the Assyrians) seek to destroy Judith and the Israelites. Judith, by herself, sought out to save her land, precious people and faith. Long story short, Judith returned victorious over the King and his army and lived the rest of her life revered and loved by her family and the Israelites. Imagine taking on a King and his army by yourself to protect your family....that's what Judith did!!!! This is where the fighting spirit of women come from. Women will do anything to protect their families. I have nothing but admiration and love for women. Thank you for being you! Today's Prayer Where God guides, He provides ISAIAH 58:11 KC'isms 61) Respect your children's privacy. Knock before entering their room 62) On your birthday, send your mom a "Thank you" note 63) Try to make a new friend each week 64) Always respect your elders 65) Be grateful that God doesn't answer ALL your prayers Love you for reading my blog! Please accept my sincerest apology for my lack of post recently. I allowed life, work and march madness basketball to get in the way of my therapeutic platform with you.
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Let's keep it real today....Although, my PSA readings are fantastic (0.10), my body aches and hurts each day. I have gained weight, lost my ass, chest is not the same and I struggle each day with my overall appearance. Don't get me wrong, I'm not complaining, as the radiation treatments and SEEDS therapy did their jobs. However, this is just part of the process....they say, "Trust The Process." My body will take a year, from my last treatment, to completely heal and get back to normal....whatever normal is! When I sit for an extended period, my hamstrings hurt and it takes a few steps before I can actually walk without looking like an 90 year old man. My work outs have been limited due to the side effects thus my weight gain and muscle mass loss have been challenging as well, and therein is my challenge. I want my old stamina and body back but I must be patient. Prior to my cancer journey, I worked out and stayed in shape, not because I'm vain, but I always wanted Elisa to be proud when we would go out in public, and like my physical appearance. My recent trip to Austin, Texas had me a little nervous, as I simply had a chest cold, but the symptoms were just the same as when Elisa and I went to NY, just prior to me being diagnosed with cancer. I have to mentally work on not getting nervous every time I feel fatigued, short of breath or simply not 100%. All will be good as my prayer warriors continually rock with me, and my family and friend support is phenomenal. I know this blog is all over the board, but when speaking from the heart -you may miss a comma, or create a new paragraph when one is not needed, or not complete a sentence, but the meaning comes across the same. Today Prayer (Is my favorite) Be joyful always, pray continually, give thanks in all circumstances 1 THESSALONIANS 5:16-18 Note: I was so close to getting a tattoo of a cross with the above scripture while in Austin this past weekend. KCisms 51) Allow someone with an out of state plates move in front of you while driving 52) Always open your mothers car door 53) Open the car door for your female friend, even if she is not your girlfriend 54) At meetings, resist the temptation to turn around to see who has just arrived late 55) Don't be late to business meetings or family gatherings Love you for reading my blog Love on someone today.....
Do something nice for someone today that you don't know..... Smile a lot..... Give off positive energy...... Greet people with a firm handshake, a sincere smile and warmth.... When someone introduces themselves to you, repeat their names at least 6 times (in your head) so you will remember their name down the road...... Call an old friend or family member you haven't talk to in awhile.... Today's Prayer He fills my life with good things, so that I stay young and strong like an eagle PSALM 103:5 Love you for reading my blog My day, as usual, started early with some cartoons, two boiled eggs, piece of toast, getting rocky fed and preparing for an awesome day. Lots of calls in early along with returned email messages and looking forward to lunch where I will eat my tuna sandwich and watch Game of Thrones. After several friends recommendations, I finally got into Game of Thrones and DANG! Who doesn't like fire breathing dragons, constant battles, treason and adventure???
As I take a breath from life and post on my blog, I am constantly reminded of how lucky I am to have an awesome prayer group, wonderful friends and incredible family. While I was fighting this cancer crap, my beautiful wife (Elisa) ask me to listen to a song which reminds her of me. It is a song by Brett Young named "In Case You Didn't Know." Below are the lyrics to it; I can't count the times I almost said what's on my mind But I didn't Just the other day I wrote down all the things I'd say But I couldn't I just couldn't Baby I know that you've been wondering Mmm, so here goes nothing In case you didn't know Baby I'm crazy 'bout you And I would be lying if I said That I could live this life without you Even though I don't tell you all the time You had my heart a long, long time ago In case you didn't know The way you look tonight That second glass of wine That did it, mmm There was something 'bout that kiss it did me in Got me thinking I'm thinking One of the things that I've been feeling Mmm it's time you here 'em You've got all of me I belong to you Yeah you're my everything Makes my heart smile every time I hear this song - knowing that someone like her loves me! Make some smile today. A smile has so much positive energy and power. You never know what someone is going through - a smile might be just what the doctor ordered. Today's Prayer Perhaps you were born for such a time as this. ESTHER 4:14 KC-isms 46) Never argue with a Police officer and address them as "Officer" 47) Read the Bible (give yourself a year to do so) 48) A good cry, some ice cream and chocolate never heart anyone 49) Learn CPR 50) Always respect the man/woman who are protecting and serving our country Love you for reading my blog! Good Morning,
I sincerely pray this blog reaches you in the best of health and spirits. Recently, our Oglethorpe University team lost in the 2nd round of the NCAA playoffs, and I was asked, "Was it a failed season?" Answer is no because I always think like a champion. And, I encourage the people around me to think like champions....this means, keeping a positive frame of mind, less worrying and not allowing set backs to stop me from accomplishing your goals and dreams. Always march forward with confidence knowing that we will claim victory. The Bible says you don't have to worry—you are an overcomer in Christ! When worry comes against us, we can choose not to dwell on those negative thoughts that can bring your spirit down. Like changing a radio station, we can change the channel in our mind from thoughts of defeat to thoughts of victory. Be a blessing to someone today with your positive spirit and generous heart. I'm feeling good today; great morning and looking forward to rocking today. KC-isms; 41) Be a Blessing to someone today 42) Don't let anyone see you tipsy 43) Take a brisk 20-30 minute walk each day 44) Relish in the small pleasures of life 45) Never cheat Today's Prayer As iron sharpens iron, so a friend sharpens a friend PROVERBS 27:17 Love you for reading my blog When you think your life sucks because something challenging is occurring - just remember, someone is also having a rough day, week or month. I ask that you pray for Lemeatrius Jones, as he recently loss 7 family members to tornado's in Alabama over the weekend.
Life Instructions 36) Don't mess with drugs and don't associate with those who do 37) Don't smoke 38) Never invest more in the stock market than you can afford to lose 39) Know how to type (Thank you Mom) 40) Never stop praying Love you for reading my blog Be Bold.
Be Brave. Be Courageous. JOSHUA 1:9 No matter how many weaknesses you think you have, you are very special to God! You are beautifully, and uniquely made, and you need to celebrate His work in you! Worrying about your weaknesses will distract you and keep you from fulfilling your destiny. Don't let a negative mind set stop you from being the Best YOU! Rock today! KC-isms 31) Be brave. Even if you're not, pretend to be. No one call tell the difference 32) Hug your children after you discipline them 33) Give to charity all of the clothes you haven't worn in the past two years 34) Don't take good health for granted 35) Wake up to something soothing and pleasant each morning Love you for reading my Blog Good Morning my friends,
Hope all is well with you and your families. So, yesterday I had a really good day and today is going to be even better. Last night, I was watching the Pursuit to Happyness, staring Will Smith - movie about a single father Chris Gardner (Will Smith) and his personal/life struggles. Evicted from their apartment, he and his young son (Jaden Christopher Syre Smith) find themselves alone with no place to go. Even though Chris eventually lands a job as an intern at a prestigious brokerage firm, the position pays no money. The pair must live in shelters and endure many hardships, but Chris refuses to give in to despair as he struggles to create a better life for himself and his son. As I am sitting there watching this heartfelt movie, my heart begin to swell with empathy, sorrow, love, and appreciation. My mother and father were not millionaires, but we lived in a lower middle class area and never knew that we didn't have money. My parents always provided for us and we never went without food, clothes, heat, etc. They worked their butts off to provide for their kids. Watching the Chris Gardner story reminded me that life isn't always fair, but if you focus on the positives and stay in faith - life will turn out pretty good for you. God is the provider of every good and perfect gift. Although we may have some obstacles in our path right now, thank the Lord for the strength He gives us to overcome them. Thank God continually for all of the gifts He showers on us, both big and small. Today, write down all of your blessings...it may take awhile because we are blessed on a daily basis with Gods gifts. Instead of focusing on the parts of our life that are not going as planned, choose to focus on the good things that God has put in our life. Today's Prayer Be quick to listen, slow to speak and slow to become angry JAMES 1:19 KC-isms 26) Keep a tight lid on your temper 27) Tip the cleaning women/men that clean your hotel room (place in an envelope with a Thank you note) 28) Always squeeze your toothpaste from the bottom 29) Show respect for Military personnel 30) Take out the garbage without being told Love you for reading my Blog! Good Morning,
Day started off great......kissed my beautiful wife to start the day, then watched some spongebob and got into my hyperbaric chamber. While in my chamber, sent some business emails and text messages, and now I'm ready to rock the day. Challenge - Make someone smile today. Today's prayer My soul, find rest in God; my hope comes from him PSALM 62:5 KC-isms 21) Be forgiving of yourself and others 22) Ask for a raise when you feel you've earned it 23) Be courteous to drivers, especially if they have out of state license plates 24) Smile a lot; smiles give off positive vibes and energy 25) Don't let anyone dictate your day, you make your day awesome Love you for reading my blog! Had a rough night sleeping which has not been uncommon since my radiation treatments started several months ago. Although my treatments are complete, I still have some of the side effects from the overall process. So, I woke up at 3:30 am and went down stairs to watch "The Last Kingdom" which I have been binge watching for the last 5 days.
Woke up at 7:30, did some push ups, went inside my oxygen chamber, and now completely rocking the day. I will not to allow the side effects, rainy day or any person from me having a great day. KC-isms 16) Miracles happen everyday 17) Call an old friend today 18) Write "Thank you" notes promptly 19) Show respect to police officers 20) Love on teachers everyday Today's Prayer Where God guides, He provides Isaiah 58:11
When Jesus fell to the ground with the heavy cross on his back, Simon (a bystander) was compelled to carry the cross during Jesus' crucifixion.
We have people in our lives who will help us at the blink of a moment, and without reservation. We have people who love us and want to help us with any challenges that come our way. Who is the Simon in your life? Give it some thought and call or text them to say how much you appreciate and love them. Today's Prayer The LORD is near all who call out to him PSALM 145:18 KC-isms 6) Greet people with a firm handshake 7) Overtip breakfast waitresses/waiters 8) Be the first to say, "Hello." 9) Wear polished shoes 10) Be conscious of others feelings Love you for reading my Blog! Good Morning,
Hope you are having a great start to your day. Update: I continue to get better and stronger each day. The radiation side effects still linger, but all in all, I'm doing well. I have gained some weight in certain areas and loss weight in other areas of my body which is the cause-effect part of the radiation treatments. My hair is starting to grow back from the radiation (ha ha ha), I didn't have any hair before the treatments......just thought I get you to smile this morning. KC-isms 1. Compliment three people every day 2. Watch a sunrise at lease once a year 3. Say "Thank you" a lot 4. Say "Please" a lot 5. Greet people with a loving and warm smile Today's Prayer He will cover you with his feathers, and under his wings you will find refuge PSALM 91:4 Please pray for Brittany Davis who injured herself last year and still struggles with seizures, memory lapses, etc. She needs our Prayers Warriors. Love you for reading my Blog! Hello,
I am so thankful for you reading my blog and giving off such positive energy. Well, I was notified that we have some new readers and didn't know how this all began!!! So, I'm re-posting how it all started...see below. I'm really not use to doing stuff like this, however, my beautiful wife (Elisa) thought it would be a good idea to share our victory and journey over this stuff called cancer, thus here I am! Now, before we get in to the meat of this stuff, please understand that there are many other people in our world that are dealing with much worse diseases, illnesses and family trauma then what I'm going through right now. This disease is just a small bump in the road for me and my family. We have decided to go with the Brachytherapy which involves daily radiation, SEEDS (radio active seeds are temporary implanted into the prostate, crush the cancer cells, then are removed - all before I wake up...thank GOD)! These treatments along with Hormone shots (which make any cancer cells outside of the prostate fall into a dormant stage) will help defeat this disease. "They" say side effects are: Extreme fatigue, muscle loss, sleepiness, constant pain and blah blah blah. Side affects for the Hormone shots are hot flashes, moodiness, sensitivity, urinating while sitting down, watching more programs on Bravo, Lifetime Network and "O" and the urge to have brunch with the neighborhood moms & crying when the Titans or Spurs lose (which won't happen that often). With all of that being said, if you are reading this craziness, then my family and I view you as a treasure and valued friend (and part of our family), and appreciate you being on this journey with us. You are loved and appreciated. And, thank you so much for the daily, inspirational text messages. They really keep my spirit smiling and strong. Well, Here We Go! June 18, 2018 Received a phone call from Dr. Still (Primary Physician) stating that my PSA was high and I need to see a urologist immediately. Well, being that I'm not a doctor nor have ever pretended to be one....I didn't know what a PSA was or what it meant. She stated that it's a test on your prostate and that the normal man' PSA is lower than 5 (Prostate specific antigen. A test for PSA may be used to screen for cancer of the prostate and to monitor treatment of the disease. PSA is a protein produced by the prostate gland). Ouch! So, she quickly gave me the name of a great urologist, Dr. David Banks, and I called his office and scheduled a visit. June 21, 2018 I see Dr. Banks at his office, he takes blood, urine, credit card info, first born and everything else possible, and says he will call me back in a few days with his results. June 25, 2018 Dr. Banks contacts me and states that my PSA is 39 and that we need to schedule a biopsy immediately....now I'm getting a little nervous. So, we schedule a Biopsy for July 13th. I'm told the biopsy will take no longer than 15 minutes and I can drive, myself, home afterwards. Okay, so I'm thinking no worries, this will be quick, easy and painless. July 13, 2018 Elisa and I arrive at the office for the biopsy, then they take me into this somewhat chilly room, and I disrobe from waist down. I'm a little nervous, only because I have never had this procedure done and this area of my body has never been invaded or explored as such. Instead of giving you graphic details on the process, lets just say, one of the machines stop working during the actual biopsy, as my pale buttocks is proudly displayed for the entire world to see and there are now two doctors and two nurses in the room trying to fix this damn machine {like it was medical school, except I was the subject :(} Well, needless to say, the 15-minute biopsy went in and out of the window rather quickly. In fact, they spent at least 15 minutes (which seemed more like 45 days) on fixing their malfunctioned machine. After the machine started working, and I lost about 10 pounds due to sweat, they finally finished the exploration of my butt (prostate) and completed the biopsy. I really felt like they should have given me flowers, candy, dinner and a kiss on the cheek (face cheek, not the other cheek), however, what I did receive was a box a moist sanitation wipes to clean myself up. LOL This was by far, the most uncomfortable experience of my life. They say, 8 out of 10 biopsy' go very smooth. Well, guess who was one of the 2 that didn't go smooth.....ME! So, after I get dressed and have a few Gatorade's and crackers, my wife is driving me home. Now, if you know my wife, she drives fairly fast, and this particular instance was no different. She proceeded to fly out of the parking lot, hit a speed bump around 50 MPH and then proceeded to say, "where did that come from." Once my head came back down to my body, I calmly said, "What the' heck are you doing, you're killing me." She slowed down and carefully drove us home. July 18, 2018 The phone rings at 4:47 pm and caller ID says "Georgia Urology." So, I'm really hoping that it's Dr. Banks assistant as that would mean Good News! I pick up the phone, and it's Dr. Banks. I quickly say, "Dr. Banks, why are you calling me? You don't call me on my birthday, anniversary, etc. What's going on?" He says, "Kim, how are you doing? Unfortunately, the test came back as positive for cancer but it is treatable. Your Gleason score is 7 and the cancer is only on the left side of the prostate." He may have said more, but my eyes quickly became cloudy from the tears forming and from momentary deafness, too. He then said his office would call me to set up an appointment to discuss treatment options. After hanging up the phone, it seemed like a lifetime of tears started to drench my sadden face, and Elisa begin to hug me and rub my back. As we poured each others love into our hugs, we simply had to let everything out and then regroup. She began sharing encouraging words of victory of this disease, which really started to reinvigorate my heart, vibe and spirit. Words of encouragement I really needed, as I was thinking, "Why me?", God has blessed me with two outstanding companies, why would he do that and then this?" "What are my children going to do without me?" This is not fair to Elisa, we always said we were going to die together like they did in movie "The Notebook." "How am I going to be able to coach?" "Who's going to run my businesses?" Then, after a few minutes of selfishness, we said, "Let's Go Crush this Stuff as "We Got This." We were not going to allow this to "rock our world." It did "tilt" it just a little bit, but we were not going to allow it to curse GOD, bring a dark shadow on our lives nor give it life! July 19, 2018 Life goes on! We flew to Los Angeles, as Elisa had her Aunt's dinner party to attend and I had meetings in regards to our new company, Halftime Health and attend a former players wedding in San Francisco. It actually felt good seeing friends and talking about our recent diagnosis. I saw former players at Melissa's wedding, but did not share my prognosis, as I didn't want to take away from Melissa and Chris's awesome wedding. But, talking with James, who is a prostate cancer survivor and his wife really helped me understand the process and journey coming our way. My best friend, Chris, who is also a prostate cancer survivor really helped me understand the options that are available and urged me to continue to workout, stay strong (emotionally, physically and spiritually). My childhood friends, Tyron, & Charles, along with my brother-in-laws (Eric, Ricky and Daryl), Jay (family friend) and my father in law (Eugene) helped with the positive encouragement as we started to ventured down this unknown cancer road. July 30, 2018 Hardest day of them all - telling our kids about the situation. This was actually harder then me hearing the news - I have cancer. There wear tears, hugs, spreadsheets, How To Beat Cancer website links and more shared with us that day. And, it just reminded me of Why I have To Beat This! I have the greatest family ever!!! August 9, 2018 We met our oncologist team, which is AWESOME! One member of our new team, Gail, has a son in my Halftime Sports basketball program, so when she saw me - it was a happy smile that quickly went south, as she knew why I was there. The team consists of Gail, Cara, Wendy, Nikki and a few other awesome Angels who are the most delightful, wonderful, warming, knowledgeable people you could ever meet. We felt so comfortable and confident with our new team that we cancelled our appointment with the other doctor (prostate removal). August 16th Visit our friends at Dr. McCord's office to get fitted for a lower body mold and have (what they call "tattoos") placed on my left & right hips and lower abdomen. This is where the machine will shoot beams of radiation attacking the cancer cells in my prostate. It is also Elisa's Birthday :) August 22, 2018 I'm so pumped, as today starts my treatment and crushing the cancer in my body. Just received a phone call from Dr. McCord's office that I cannot start my treatments today due to the Insurance company not approving the treatments yet. What a huge bummer! So, I went an ate a Chili Dog....not good for me but it did help me emotional. August 23, 2018 Visit Dr. Banks office to get two Hormone shots in my stomach. I made the mistake of viewing the needles that will be used to inject the hormones into my body and begin to get very nervous. Becca, Dr. Banks assistant, tells me to raise my shirt and breathe out, so I do so while looking up at the ceiling. One shot then two. Not so bad! Well, I felt a little hazy for the rest of the day and now my stomach looks like I'm pregnant with twins. Yuck! The areas where the shots were given are hard and angry, but nothing some Advil can't take care of. August 24, 2018 Having Starbucks drinks with Ashley O, Wendy calls me and tells me all is good and can I come in at 1:30 pm today.....heck yes!!! I meet Cara and the staff at Dr. McCord's office and we go through a "dry run" of the actual procedure. I'm so excited to get this party started, however the reality, that I have Cancer pierces my heart like an arrow and I get a little nervous. But, Amy (my newest team member) takes me through the process like a champion and all is good, except I have to share a locker room with a couple of other men who are much older than me, so I keep my eyes down and focus on getting dress (lol). Stomach still hurts from the shots. August 27, 2019 THE DAY!!! Starbucks Pumpkin Spice Latte is back. Thanks Chris C (childhood best friend and Starbucks Executive VP). Well, actually, I'm excited about my forthcoming treatment (and of course Starbucks PSL); my phone is flooded with awesome, positive text messages from former/current players, friends and family. The love is pouring in and my heart is taking it all in. Stomach still hurts from the darn shots. I get to the Dr, McCord's office, Wendy has me make some payments, Gail provide vivid instructions on what's about to happen, then Amy comes and gets me from the front office. I proceed to change in the "old man" locker room and head to the room with all of the hi-tech machines. The actual treatment last no longer than 20 minutes and doesn't hurt at all (as lady Antebellum is jamming from the room speakers), but just feels weird. Amy helps me off the table, I change and meet Elisa in the waiting room and drive home. We go for our usual walk around Alpharetta/Milton areas and the walk is a little tougher but I powered through it. No Cancer is going to slow me down. Not going to happen. Today's Prayer Never will I leave you; never will I forsake you. HEBREWS 13:5 Thank you for reading my blog! ![]() I would like to thank Jay, Taylor, Andrea, Cole, Naomi and the entire USA Basketball Staff for their generous hospitality, warm reception, in depth information and having me a part of such a prestigious governing body. Thank you for allowing me to be a part of your basketball family. Colorado Springs is a beautiful place with wonderful people. Weekend of business and pleasure was AWESOME! Today's Prayer In the beginning was the word, and the word was with God, and the word was God. John 1:1 Love you for reading my blog ![]() Make someone smile today! Smiles give off so much positive energy and such a great vibe. It's really not that hard....just make a conscious effort to give someone a nice, genuine smile - it will make you feel better and make them feel good, too. You never know what someone else is going through. Today's Prayer Act justly, Love mercifully, Walk humbly. MICAH 6:8 Love you for reading my blog! Many times during my walk, I think about my life, family, friends, work and other stuff that goes on inside my peanut brain, and I found that I am a peace when walking. I find that I hear God louder and although I'm walking, my heart is at peace and still.
I was having a stressful side effects day (one day last week), and randomly received a text from Blake (youngest son) who said, "love ya! Thx for always being a great father." That simple but powerful text rocked my heart and spirit and ignited a happy fire inside of me. God knew exactly what I needed and when I needed it, but just prior to the text, I wasn't listening...had too much clutter in my brain and heart. We need to always find time to listen to GOD.....find quiet moments in each day to listen, and open your heart to his doing. Slow down and love! Today's Prayer The LORD will fight for you; you need only to be still EXODUS 14:14 Love you for reading my blog! What's a Super Bowl without the love of my life (Elisa) and best friend (Chris). Hope to see you and Jackie soon (longer trip). Love y'all
Today's Prayer He determines the number of the stars and calls them each by name. PSALM 147:4 Love you for reading my blog! |
AuthorWas diagnosed with Prostate Cancer on July 18, 2018 which may have crushed someone's soul and spirit. However, it did the opposite, as I already knew GOD had claimed my victory over this disease and was using me as an instrument to others who suffer from this deadly disease. Archives
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