TNT, Trustworthy Nurses Travel

10/03/2023

Fishing and Boating Trip with David August 2023

10/03/2023

Lunch with Lynne Aug 2023

10/03/2023

01/13/2023

01/12/2023

Loving Community Supports

01/12/2023

Experiences in life with God.

01/12/2023

In 2005, DJ at LADD in Cincinnati, OH, hired and mentored me as a Direct Support Professional, assisting clients to live in communities with aides like me. DJ and I have been friends ever since cheering each other on in our life missions. In 2021, DJ launched Tides of Change.

01/06/2023

2005 - 2012 I served folks like Lynne assisting her to travel. Now, in 2023 after another decade of nursing and teaching, I choose to assist folks to take day trips or extended travels. I’ll also care for your fur babies in your home while you travel. Please contact me for assistance. Blessings with hope and joy!

06/04/2022

02/05/2021

"I have heard the Holy Spirit spoken of as an “it,” a feeling, a dove, a flame of fire, a ghost, an emotion, or even an ecstatic experience. He is referred to as the third Person of the Trinity, as though He is the least of the Trinity, or a postscript to the more significant Father and Son. All of which is inaccurate.

While the Holy Spirit may be symbolized by a dove or flame of fire, while His presence may be accompanied by an emotion or feeling or ecstatic experience, He Himself is distinctly separate from those things. The Holy Spirit is not a thing but a Person.

So at the outset of our exploration of who the Holy Spirit is, keep in mind that He is a living Person who has a mind, a will, and emotions. He is referred to as the third Person of the Trinity not because He is the least, but because He is the third Person to be more fully revealed in Scripture.

If you have a deep desire to know Him more and to experience the Holy Spirit as your constant Companion, I hope you join us for the Jesus In Me Online Bible Study starting on March 1st! We’re going to walk through Scripture every day to understand the gift of having Jesus inside of us. That He is our ever-present help and will never leave. He stays through the hard times, in the midst of bad news and after heart-breaking loss. And, He grants us access to a comfort and a peace that surpasses our understanding. " — Anne Graham Lotz, Jesus In Me Online Bible Study

We hope you’ll join us in getting to know Him even better. We can’t wait!
Register today >> http://bit.ly/3ao3MO4