Monthly Archives: April 2026

4/20/26 MondayMatters: Managing Your Time

4/20/26 MondayMatters: Managing Your Time

What do you do when you’re too busy to do? Those seasons come when we have overbooked, overcommitted, and over scheduled so that we are fighting to breath. How do you handle that? Well, here are some suggestions, if you have time for them, that will help you get through this season. And it is a season. Hold on. Do the important things. Put God first. And you will make it.

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4/6/26   MondayMatters:  Keep Easter Going

4/6/26 MondayMatters: Keep Easter Going

Easter is not a one day event. Easter changed our calendar. It changed our holiday system. It changed the Hallmark Business and the Cadaver Egg business. More importantly, Easter changed the whole plan of salvation. God allowed access mankind to Himself by way of His Son, Jesus. Not only is Easter more than a one… Continue Reading

MondayMatters Day 45: Necessary Suffering

MondayMatters Day 45: Necessary Suffering

Jon-Mical pitched yesterday against a very good team from Youngstown, Ohio. He pitched well, going 6 1/3 innings, giving up 5 hits and 2 walks,  with 2 strikeouts. We won 11-4. And I suffered through most of the game. There is a unique form of suffering that grandparents endure at ballgames or band concerts. It… Continue Reading

MondayMatters Lent Day 44: Backwards Land

Reading today Psalm 95 and John 18:24-40 When Jon-Mical and Jakson, our grandsons, were little, I began telling them an ongoing story when they came over to spend the night. We would all squeeze in the same bed together, Mimi, Jon-Mical, Jakson, and PoppyC, and they would say,”PoppyC, tell us a story about Backwards Land.”… Continue Reading