Kay Harms

And That Was All I Needed

Sometimes I finish reading my daily Bible reading and feel the need to read on because I didn’t quite find that special nugget of truth I was hoping for. That’s just being honest. But today I read one sentence and I could have stopped right there. In fact, I did stop there for a few minutes to just chew on… Read More

Here’s What Has Been Going On

I’m not sure if anyone noticed, but I’ve been absent from bloggy land recently. Here’s why. First of all, I didn’t really advertise it, but my daughter and I spent five weeks in Tucson this summer so she could attend the Summer On Stage Program with the Arizona Theatre Company. She had a blast doing her favorite thing–being on stage… Read More

Close Encounters of the Divine Kind

Are you ready for a close encounter of the divine kind? There will probably be no funky music, no mysterious lights and certainly no space ship lowering from the heavens, as in Close Encounters of the Third Kind. But when you brave up and make yourself available for a divine encounter, you just might find the results even more magical… Read More

Better Plans

David had come from the pasture to the palace. It hadn’t been an easy journey. Since the time God had anointed him the next king of Israel, he’d been shot at by a mad king, chased by his army, and survived a wilderness experience. But finally he felt like he was right where God had wanted him. All was well…. Read More

I’m On Your Side

I’m on your side. I’m for you. I’ve got your back! You can count on me. Those can be purely magical words, can’t they? When you’re back is against a wall, when you feel like the world is rising up against you, when you’ve made a huge mistake and you don’t know how to make things right, it can be… Read More

Why We Should Let It Go

Do we actually get any “points” for biting our tongues–literally biting our tongues? I’ve done that a few times lately. I’ve actually bitten down on my tongue to keep from saying something I knew I shouldn’t say, to keep from interjecting my opinion where I knew it wasn’t welcomed, to keep from defending myself against what I considered to be… Read More