Apathy

I am wondering if there is more apathy today then in recent years. It just seems like so many people are out of work and have given up on the grind of going out each day to find a job. Where is the hope that keeps them pounding the streets until they find work?  When hope is gone, then apathy sets in.  In my life, hope always came from God through prayer.  Perhaps, we as a nation, need to call upon God to help us get the economy back on track and thus getting more people back in the workplace.  Somehow, someway the Lord God always provides when we call upon his name and invoke his help.  I believe we are at a crossroad in America where we need to turn from the sins of the world and begin relying upon him to heal our land and restore us as a Godly nation.

This has been the warmest spring I can remember since moving to Cheyenne in 1957.  It has been wonderful to see the spring flowers in full bloom and just in time for Easter.  My daughter and I went shopping this week for perennials. I think they will survive, even if we have a cold spell before summer. Going from the dead of winter
 to warm, sunshiny days gives us a spring in our hearts and we know that whatever we are going through can change, just as the seasons.  I have a new book coming our this summer- it is in production right now.  It is all about hope and change and how God gave me the assurance I would come into a new springtime and out of the winter stresses of life.  The title is "Living Waters Volume II; A Message of Hope"  It is a dialogue between Jesus and Me and all that I went through in the winters of my life. These messages gave me hope and a full awareness of just how very much God loves me.  He loves you too!