A Stepmother’s Legacy: How Sarah Lincoln Nurtured a President
We have an example of a famous man whose stepmother was one he honored with the title of Mother.
We have an example of a famous man whose stepmother was one he honored with the title of Mother.
A lot of people say they didn't enjoy studying history in school. I must have had good teachers, for I loved learning and hearing about what happened in my own country and throughout the world.
Often, we might see someone who appears unsmiling or looks grumpy. Yet, we don't know what's going on in their life.
I have many positive memories about my own father who has been gone for twenty-five years now. He was not perfect.
As I read the sermon, I choked up with emotion a few times for I sensed this might be the last time I would be with her.
Many things in life come with pain.
Sometimes Jim and I are asked, "Aren't you afraid of one of you dying since you've both been widowed?"
When friends ask if they fear losing another spouse, both answer the same. “We don’t borrow tomorrow’s sorrow. We thank God for today.”
"Finding anything interesting?" he asked. Instead of answering kindly, I barked back, "No," in a tone that told him don't talk to me right now. He walked away, sat down in a chair and opened a book and began to read.
We can't stop the clock. We can't control the future. But we can lean on and trust the One who holds the future. He knows us. Knows our days. Most of all, loves us and wants a relationship with us.