Yesterday, I had writer’s block. This happens once every blue moon. It is incredibly frustrating.As I sat in my office, staring off into space, trying to think of something to write about, Melissa walked in. I said, “Have you done anything really dumb that I can write about?” She said, “No, I haven’t but let me tell you what … Continue reading Daily Devotional for January 30, 2025
Month: January 2025
Daily Devotional for January 29, 2025
Monday afternoon, I was sitting in my giant truck in the drive-through lane at the pharmacy picking up Shannon’s medication. As each car pulled forward at a snail’s pace, I knew I would be there for a while. This line has become my home-away-from-home.Slowly but surely the cars pulled forward until I was the third vehicle in … Continue reading Daily Devotional for January 29, 2025
Daily Devotional for January 28, 2025
This past Sunday was the first Sunday I have preached in a long time. The subject of the sermon was on tithing to better your own life. It was an absolutely brilliant sermon.I was greeting people as they left the church and had just heard one of the greatest sermons in the history of sermons. That’s when Bill … Continue reading Daily Devotional for January 28, 2025
Daily Devotional for January 27, 2025
Having two metal rods and numerous fusions in my back has meant I have needed to rethink how I am going to do things at the ranch. Some changes need to happen.I realized I would not be able to use either of our tractors because they ride too rough and would damage my back. And while I … Continue reading Daily Devotional for January 27, 2025
Daily Devotional for January 23, 2025
Monday night, I made sure everything was ready for the blizzard that was going to hit in the middle of the night. Because the surrounding school districts announced they were closing schools for Tuesday, our church did the same thing. I waited for the massive storm to hit. I’m still waiting.Tuesday when I got up, I took the … Continue reading Daily Devotional for January 23, 2025
Daily Devotional Jan. 22, 2025
Jo is Shannon ‘s caregiver. She does a great job. Part of Jo’s job is making sure Shannon eats a healthy diet. I agree with this but what Jo prepares for Shannon and what I eat aren’t always the same. Yesterday, Jo told me I needed to eat more green vegetables. I explained that pickles and jalapenos are green vegetables, … Continue reading Daily Devotional Jan. 22, 2025
Daily Devotional for January 21, 2025
Last week I began physical therapy for my back surgery.When I got to the orthopedic building at the hospital, I walked up to the receptionist desk to check in. The receptionist saw who my physical therapist was and said, “She’s great. You are going to love her.” Her comments gave me a great deal of comfort.When it was … Continue reading Daily Devotional for January 21, 2025
Daily Devotional for January 20, 2025
Buzz is one of my all-time favorite people. We see the world the exact same way. The difference is that everyone always talks about how intelligent Buzz is, which is true, but no one talks about how intelligent I am, which is also true.Thursday morning, I was sitting in my office trying to think of something wise, … Continue reading Daily Devotional for January 20, 2025
Daily Devotional for January 16, 2025
One of Shannon’s all-time favorite foods is chocolate pie. Because I love her, I decided to make one for her. How hard could it be? It wasn’t like I was trying to build a nuclear reactor; it was just a pie.I searched the internet for the perfect recipe and then I headed to HEB. I was able to get … Continue reading Daily Devotional for January 16, 2025
Daily Devotional for January 25, 2025
Yesterday, Shannon had an appointment with her hair stylist, or as I like to say, to her hairapist. That’s because a whole lot of emotional and spiritual counseling goes on in a woman’s hair salon. This is very different than my experience with a barber.A barbershop has nothing to do with therapy or expending any emotional energy. I … Continue reading Daily Devotional for January 25, 2025
Daily Devotionals by Dr. Tom Robbins 