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Finding Zacchaeus to Seek & Save the Lost
Children love to sing about Zacchaeus – the wee little man who climbed a sycamore tree. He wanted to catch a glimpse of Jesus as he passed through town. I preached about him recently and God showed me so much more than those sweet lyrics about a somewhat diminutive little fellow sitting in a tree.
The Manhood Meltdown
Long before COVID-19, a pandemic of epic proportions began sweeping across our country. In its wake we now face a looming crisis pulling our society into a self-perpetuating, downward spiral.
Healthy Tips to Strengthen your Immune System
The immune system is a collection of interrelated cells, chemical messengers and other proteins, working together to protect the body against various bad actors including toxins and viruses. So, if the goal is overall good health, it makes sense to focus on building a stronger immune system.
Giggles in the Wind
Leaning back in my home office chair, I stretched long and breathed a deep breath into my tired lungs. I had been sitting for hours writing stories, answering emails, reviewing financial documents, reading Scripture, and sharing time with God.
A Pencil in His Hand: Bringing to Life the Children of the Holocaust
In January of 2017, I suddenly found myself with time on my hands and decided to learn to draw. I never took art lessons, but I had skimmed a library book on drawing years earlier and enjoyed thinking about it. Little did I know what God had in store.
His Name Is Israel
Walking into the room that day, I had no idea what to expect. Cameras, lights and mics were being set up for the recording of a documentary, and I had been invited to be a part of the audience.
Celebrating a Legacy of Patient Care
After 30 years of caring for people as a vascular surgeon, William M. Moore, Jr., MD, FACS, has retired from Lexington Medical Center. During his career, Dr. Moore served as chief of staff, chief of Surgery, a physician at Lexington Medical Heart and Vascular Center, and medical director of Peripheral Vascular Rehabilitation.
A Sweet Surrender
“Are you sure you want to surrender your child”?
Those words are seared deeply into the very fabric of my heart.