Family Fun
I am so grateful for families. We had a gathering recently and I caught this precious moment with my phone. This baby’s aunts gave him a serenade. Watch it here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vOAJXSHFRAc .
A Wedding Shower
Keilah, my granddaughter will soon marry Weston. My daughters and I held a shower for her this past weekend. It was such a blessing to have the ladies of the family together again. The only male to attend was a year old great-grandson who slept through the whole thing. At one point Keilah received a large box wrapped in a lovely table cloth. Being the designer she is, she immediately made a lovely creation from it.
A Word for Your Consideration
God seems to be on the move. He is wakening many during the night, as with me also. Last July 29, He gave me a word I have pondered long and hard. Today, I’ll share it with you for your consideration. A Word from the Lord 7/29/22 12:30 a.m. My Child; Batten down the hatches for a great wind is coming. It will blow the chaff out from the wheat in order to put the wheat in My barns. A…
Jesus Revolution
I never cease to marvel at God’s timing. February of this year the Holy Spirit descended on Asbury University in Wilmore, KY. Seventeen days later the Jesus Revolution movie came out and is presently playing in theaters and on ROKU. It’s an account of the times of turmoil in the 60s and 70s and the Jesus movement which began in California. It’s the true story of Greg Laurie, pastor of Harvest Christian Fellowship, a church of 15,000. From what I…
White Potatoes
A few weeks ago I talked about growing sweet potatoes. They’re still sitting in the dirt, doing nothing. https://sallyjadlow.com/growing-sweet-potatoes/ I planted some white potatoes which had sprouted eyes at the same time. These little plants are going crazy. I had to put them in bigger containers. Potatoes aren’t supposed to be planted until St. Patrick’s Day in a couple of weeks. Hope these babies like the outdoor soil when I place them in my plot at Colonial Presbyterian’s God’s Garden. What…
Revival Fires Returning
At a regular chapel service at Asbury University in Wilmore, KY on February 8, 2023, the Spirit of God descended into the service. As of today, the service is still going on. Students came this February for a regular chapel meeting, but afterward, people stayed on continuing to worship, praise, confess, and soak in the love of God present in the room. It has been reported that even though the wind blew strong in the area, there was a visible…
He’s Everywhere! He’s Everywhere!
The fever continues! Tomorrow Kansas City will have a massive parade for the Super Bowl champions. The city has arranged for busses from throughout the city to bring people to the parade route. Stores are filled with Chief’s t-shirts at exorbitant prices. The fever I spoke of last week has spread. I found a life-sized cut-out of Patrick Mahomes in one of the offices I visit every week. I think I’ll stay home from the parade and watch on TV….
Kansas City Has a Fever
It’s called Chief’s Fever. It makes all the buildings have red lights. People everywhere wear red red t-shirts to indicate their infection. Everyone is holding their breath for the Super Bowl next Sunday. People don’t seem to be especially ill, but it seems as though this fever has spread rapidly. People are even decorating cupcakes with red, white, and yellow. I’ve even eaten one that had Mahomes hair and headband on it. Yes, it’s definitely infected Kansas City and the…
Growing Sweet Potatoes
I happened on a website the other day telling you how to grow 50-100 pounds of sweet potatoes from one sweet potato. I decided to try it. I bought a plastic tub from Walmart with a lid and some potting soil. The sweet potatoes are to be covered half way into the dirt and watered until they form leaves. I’m to cover the box with the lid and leave a small space open to create a humid environment. The instructor…
Looking Back 72 Years
This is a photo of the property my folks moved to 72 years ago this spring. It sat at the crossroads of 69 and 54 highways north of Fort Scott, Kansas. My aunt and uncle and my parents bought this farm in 1951. They tore down the barn to use the lumber on their first 10 units of the motel. They blew up both of the silos. The barn had 32 foot hand-hewn beams inside. The farm had been used…