Grace Today Blog

“Houston, we have a problem!”

Sometimes our situation is such that it’s near impossible to get out and minister to others. Do you know what I mean? Maybe, like me, you are a parent of a special needs child and their needs are too great for you to commit to any type of ministry that would take you away from them for an extended period of time. Or maybe you are caring for a disabled spouse or ailing parent. Or maybe you yourself … Continue Reading

This is a story of giving back. Also called, “A special place in my heart.”

Do you have a particular place that means so much to you that you just want to be there all the time? Maybe it gives you a warm fuzzy felling? Maybe it’s a group that meant so much to you because of how it helped you, your child, or some else you love .

One such place for me is The Bodine School in Germantown, TN. Two of our kids have Dyslexia. … Continue Reading

Do you know about Baxter? He was a 19 year old therapy dog that laid in bed with terminally ill patients and comforted them. I just saw the wonderful video about Baxter the Therapy Dog. I think it will bless and inspire you! Watch it and share it with others.

Have a wonderful day!

Over the years, being a parent of a son with special needs, I’ve been limited in how involved I could be in ministering to others. We have often times been on the receiving end rather than the giving end. Don’t get me wrong! I’ve been very appreciative of the kindness of others. But  there have been many times that I’ve wondered and prayed about how I could reach out in kindness to others.
Well, about a year ago I discovered a wonderful way to … Continue Reading

I just watched this movie and was inspired to share it with you.  Watch it and think of other’s you can share it with.

Then, think of people in your life that you could send a note of appreciation to. It’s simple acts of kindness and thinking about others rather than ourselves that help us lift out of depression or self-pity.

Click on the video to see  how easily you can touch a life.

I’ve found a very simple way of doing this. Contact me and I will show you how.

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Reaching out in random acts of  kindness to someone else in need brings healing. It blesses them but it also brings healing to ourselves. As caregivers, handicapped, and humans in general it is easy to often feel overwhelmed with our own set of problems (or opportunities as I like to say sometimes). Let this video be a reminder of how  important a simple act of kindness can be in some else’s life.