One of the things that point us to Christ in our daily lives, is the practice of thanksgiving. When we make time to take an account of all that we have been given, we look beyond our own…
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Last year on Easter, Ale Grace and I were the Three Musketeers all dolled up and dapper at Church. We had a beautiful time as a family, sat through a wonderful sermon about Jesus’ resurrection and had…
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Last weekend, my brother Jorge and his sweet wife (of four years) renewed their vows. There were no gimmicks, no microphones, no wedding party. They stood at the altar hand-in-hand; and before God and the…
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When Grace was born, we lived on the first floor of a garden style apartment complex. It was a one-bedroom apartment and taking the garbage out on a daily basis was not a big deal.…
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We still can’t figure out who he looks like. Sometime’s I’ll catch a glimpse of my older brother staring back at me and on occasions, I see a spitting image of my father-in-law in a…
View PostWe still can’t figure out who he looks like. Sometime’s I’ll catch a glimpse of my older brother staring back at me and on occasions, I see a spitting image of my father-in-law in a…
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A few months ago, I read the book One Thousand Gifts* by Ann Voskamp. Ann’s words encouraged me to look for beauty and blessings hidden in the ordinary… something that does not come easy to me.…
View PostA few months ago, I read the book One Thousand Gifts* by Ann Voskamp. Ann’s words encouraged me to look for beauty and blessings hidden in the ordinary… something that does not come easy to me.…
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