It's a computer age...one I'm still getting to know. I can email, but blogging and face-booking are quite a different world. My daughter, Jenn, let me know that I should check the comments on my blogs...I had to use babblefish to understand some of them. (I did not know there was a site to translate other languages.)
It seems that today we are better connected...we definitely have more information about anyone and anything at our fingertips...one could get all wrapped up in just face-book or blogs. It is fun to catch up on the lives of friends who have come and gone out of my day to day life.
I grew up in a time when staying in touch meant a phone call (extra cost for long distance) or a letter. While we have gained the ability to stay in touch with many people, sending out one message for many people, have we lost the intimacy of face to face conversation or a letter that takes time and thought to write?
God promises that if we seek Him, we will find Him. Our search for God begins in the Word of God which reveals His character, His love for us, and His plan for our lives. Like a well-designed treasure map, sometimes we misunderstand it's meaning, but the truth it contains always leads to the treasure of an abundant life.
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About Me
- Tricia Lathrop
- My life quest began with a simple question: How does one seek the Kingdom of God first? My search through the scriptures nurtured a growing appreciation for the treasure that God offers us in His word. I became a Christian at a young age and was blessed with parents who knew the value of the Word. A graduate of Oral Roberts University, I taught first grade for several years before choosing to stay home and raise my three children. My husband Norm and I reside in Upstate New York where we are active in our local church. I have lead women's Bible studies, taught children's Sunday school, directed the Christmas Pageant and lead worship as part of the worship team. With a renewed passion for writing, I have recently completed the Journeyman course with Christian Writer's Guild. I look forward to seeing where God will lead.
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