Jan Grace

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  • December 30, 2015

    Is There A Prophet Among Us?

      Where are the oracles of God, the prophets whose words strike fear into the hearts of the Ahabs of our nation, and contempt and disdain in those who are the Jezebels of our day? Where are the ones who love their nation passionately, but love their God even more?  Is there an Elijah or…

  • December 30, 2015

    Three Prophetic Words For 2016

      Three prophetic words from a casual observer, and a prophet-in-training. Okay, so maybe I’m not a prophet, or maybe I am; but I’ve got some things to say about this coming year that need to be heard. Because I say them? No. Who’s Jan Grace, anyway?  No, not because I say them, but because…

  • December 27, 2015

    How Can I Know My Future?

      I’ve noticed some Facebook posts advertising a way to find out what’s going to happen in 2016. Other posts give you a special word for the coming year. I probably wasn’t supposed to, but I did that one twice. My first word was FUTURE. The second one was JOY. I’m not sure what I’m…

  • December 27, 2015

    If We Only Knew 

    If we only knew more than we do, about any given subject, it would probably have direct bearing on the decisions we make.  For example, if we only knew a policeman was sitting around the corner in his cruiser, radar gun in hand, and how much a speeding ticket was going to cost, we’d probably…

  • December 26, 2015

    Failing Fathers and Derelict Dads 

       I’m a dad. Not a perfect dad, but a dad, nonetheless. I’m a dad who has made a ton of mistakes, and who’s wasted numerous hours wishing for some way to undo the messes I’ve made. I’m a dad who had to look his son in the eye and say I’m sorry, please forgive…

  • December 25, 2015

    How Much Room Does God Require?

      ‘Tis the season to share a well read verse.  “In those days a decree went out from Caesar Augustus that all the world should be registered. This was the first registration when Quirinius was governor of Syria. And all went to be registered, each to his own town. And Joseph also went up from…

  • December 25, 2015

    A Merry Walmart Christmas 

      Christmas Day is historically a day with many ups and downs. Gifts and guilt. Food and foolish behavior. Disappointments and disgusting manners. Family members and frozen receptions. That’s why I’m suggesting something which may help you make it through the day.  You see, people have Christmas blues, or grays if you prefer, mainly because…

  • December 22, 2015

    Poor Steve Harvey 

      Poor Steve Harvey. Maybe he should have taken heed to the overplayed Aaron Rodgers television commercials for State Farm insurance. He should have “double-checked” the card before announcing Miss Columbia as the new Miss Universe.  Poor Steve Harvey.  After apologizing in front of 10 million viewers for his mistake, he got into even more…

  • December 20, 2015

    Ritzy Lunch Experience 

    Some people might call Ritzy Lunch an old hotdog joint, while others may label it a dive.   It’s not fancy enough for some, and too old fashioned for others.  Ritzy Lunch is clean, but its tiles, walls, and clock are stained from years and years of patrons, and cooks, puffing away on their favorite smoke.…

  • December 19, 2015

    Jesus Is The Reason For WHICH Season?

    Jesus is the reason for WHICH season? You’re probably aware of the two words which have the potential of creating Facebook wars, lawsuits, disgruntled shoppers, and nasty comments from a whole assortment of people who don’t necessarily agree with your brand of religion. Or mine. Yep, those are the ones. “Merry Christmas!” Another phrase that…

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