“The path toward my own wholeness continually leads me toward assisting others.”
Rev. Judy Voght
A Father’s Calm in the Storm
In the heart of Simpson County, Mississippi, my grandfather, Charlie Walker found himself raising his children alone after his wife passed away. He was a man of quiet strength and tended to his family with steady hands and a soul anchored in faith. One of those children was my mother, Clara. She remembered a day…
Mocking Others Says A Lot About You
Spiritual maturity isn’t measured by how clever our comments are or how loudly we point out someone else’s flaws. It’s measured by how we respond when others are struggling, especially when their behavior is hard to love.Mockery may feel justified, but it never is.Criticism may feel clever, but it isn’t.True maturity asks:- Am I perfect?-…
In the Morning Long Before Dawn
“In the morning, long before dawn, he got up and left the house and went off to a lonely place and prayed there.” Book of Mark 1:35 In our busy, noisy world, the search for peace is more than a luxury, it is a spiritual necessity. Mark 1:35 offers a profound example, that even with…