She'd considered committing suicide for months. Then one night she started thinking about escape instead. The switch set her free to live her life happily.
From aggravation to appreciation—who would have guessed that a noisy group of skateboarders might set off such a progressive train of thought (and prayer)?
Imagine big, fat cows cowering in the face of a little schnauzer barking on the far side of a big fence. Besides providing a good laugh, the scene led to inspiration and healing.
Is suicide ever really an answer? This author shows why it isn't and offers tender comfort and encouragement for those facing apparently hopeless conditions. But his message isn't only for those feeling desperate. It's gift of cheer—and a call to action—for all.
A major paper was due, and she had no idea what to write. Panic set in at first. But then prayer took over, which paved the way to a very successful essay.
Jesus urged loving one's neighbors—not only one's nice neighbors, but all one's neighbors. It's easier said than done. Yet as this author shows, the blessings that come from doing so are worth the effort.
