Table for Two

It is important, in these last days, that we take care of our mind, by taking into account what we listen to, what we watch on television, what type of movies we watch and even to the video games that many play. As quiet as it is kept, what we feed our mind has a lot to do with how we feel, how we react under pressure and even in our everyday lives. If you're anxious, angry or suffer from anxiety or depression, most often it stems from what you have allowed to enter your mind. As we get closer to the ending of this age, Satan, along with the many seducing spirits of the air, are bombarding us with a lot of distractions; such as, the probable coming civil war, race wars, political rumors, and nuclear bomb threats. But the biggest distraction that has surfaced tremendously among the Christian community is, Q Anon, and I'm going to go on record right now and say that Q Anon is nothing more than a distraction for Christians. Many Christians are viewing this Q Anon as...

It was a Sunday afternoon and I quickly walked into the Olive Garden Restaurant to pick up my food. Take out was a regular for me on Sundays after church service. It was rather crowded, a little more than usual, but I didn't expect to be in there too long. But while I was waiting for my food to arrive, a young man, probably in his late teens or early twenties, complimented me on my gold necklace which read,  I Love Jesus. I thanked him and continued to be on the lookout for my food. “I'm John, by the way,” he said extending his hand. “Abbey,” I responded. Then continued to look for my food. I noticed John looking at me from the corner of my eye, but anxiously awaiting my food I ignored him. Then all of a sudden he asked, “Can you tell me about Jesus?” I was almost taken aback. What! I said internally. I had been a Christian for nearly 28 years and nobody had ever asked me that question before. NEVER. It almost seemed unreal, unnatural to ask me ...