there are tornado warnings creeping across the bottom of my TV screen with additional cautions for the Lutcher area. I prayed for all of us and wished that I still had a “holy candle” like the ones my grandmother always lit when the weather was bad like this.
One of the many attributes of God is that He is omnipotent, or all-powerful. “Ah Lord GOD! behold, thou hast made the heaven and the earth by thy great power and stretched out arm, and there is nothing too hard for thee.” (Jeremiah 32:17) The evidence of God’s omnipotence is displayed in His creation: the world, the animal kingdom and humanity, myriads of stars, the sun and moon, the seas—all facets of His glorious artistry and might.
My name is Elizabeth Haddock and my mother, Sandra Beadle, passed away six-months ago, and as the family was going through her belongings, we mistakenly gave a box of books away for donation and in that box were my mom’s cookbooks and recipes.
I seldom cook Mondays through Thursdays because I’m at a baseball field, and I will never complain about either fact. Of course, my role as grandmother doesn’t require me to be sure homework is complete, kids are fed, and uniforms are clean for both school and the next game. I’m there to cheer and provide money for the concession stand. Speaking of concession stands, Larayo has the best hamburgers, Reserve wins the chili cookoff, and Longview’s slushies are a hit.
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