Ponder this. Adding a drop of water to a mostly filled glass of water would not make a noticeable difference. However, adding a drop of arsenic to the same glass of water could be deadly. Likewise, how is it that one person can change the world and another make no noticeable difference?

Ponder this. Do you think the world is heading off the rails and that many people have become unhinged? In America, we see people rioting, looting, and even killing to express dissatisfaction and disagreements with contrary lifestyles and points of view.

Ponder this. I was recently talking with a friend who said she was praying to God for her to accomplish big things. And by the way, this friend is currently reaching many through her writings and podcasts, but she wanted to do even bigger things for God.

Ponder this. Do you pay attention to your metabolic health? You know, it's how your body turns food into energy.

Ponder this. Wind chimes. Have you ever noticed that people who have wind chimes rarely have to hear them clink?

Ponder this. Motherhood. I come from a generation of women who were sold a bill of goods: that we could bring home the bacon, fry it up in a pan, and still take care of our man.

Ponder this. Do you ever think about what will happen to you after you leave this world? You know, after you die? Many of us don't want to think about this, and sometimes we think that dying is for others and not for us. 

Ponder this. Do you ever stop and think about why you are here on this earth?

We've all heard the exclamation "Stay safe" when ending a conversation with others. Or perhaps the most common ending thought in a conversation is the familiar exclamation, "Have a nice day."

Ponder this. Do you ever wonder if praying makes a difference? Perhaps you have asked God for special favors that you have not received.

Ponder this. A great saint once said, "Our business is to attain Heaven. Everything else is a sheer waste of time." That pretty much says it all.

Ponder this. I often hear people say that everything is in God's hands. It's frequently said when confronted with a problem, situation, or a dilemma that is difficult to resolve.