by Pam Polit | Apr 5, 2019 | Logbook Lines
Medical professionals are some of God’s good gifts to us, a means through which He can bring good health, healing, and recovery. Bible medical references appear in the Gospel of Luke and the book of Acts and Colossians where Paul refers to Luke as “the beloved...
by Pam Polit | Mar 20, 2019 | Logbook Lines
What does margin mean? And how can it be referred to as right or wrong? We’ve heard the border or empty space around print on a page called a “margin.” We have heard of teams winning a game by a convincing “margin.” Sometimes we use the term “margin” to refer to the...
by Pam Polit | Feb 25, 2019 | Logbook Lines
Jesus himself frequently took time to be alone with the Father. Not only did He go to out of the way places to commune with God, He instructed his disciples to do the same. (Mark 6:31) When we pursue time alone with God we not only conform to Christ’s example, we find...
by Pam Polit | Feb 1, 2019 | Logbook Lines
Sometimes “stuff happens.” Notes from Logbook – June 24, 2015 “For *** conference with Christian editors we moved to *** hotel which was cheaper and shuttled us to the convention center. However, the van became an abode when the *** fire alarms went off at 1:30 AM and...
by Pam Polit | Jan 15, 2019 | Logbook Lines
Even when teachers feel unappreciated or unseen they need to know that no moment goes unnoticed by God. They are shaping the future of millions of children in incredibly important ways every day. Even if 17 years elapse, they are not forgotten. For example: Notes from...
