By Lynn Mosher – “Looking to the Author and Finisher of our faith, Jesus.” (Heb. 12:2a Received Greek Text) The dictionary tells us that an author is an originator or creator, as of a theory or plan. So, let’s see what the Greek words tell us. * The word “looking”
By Rosa Mendy – Many of the celebrities we see in magazines or on the television lead lifestyles we can only dream about. There are some famous people closer to home, however, who lead active lifestyles and are great role models for a 50+ audiences. Carol Klein – Gardener, writer,
By Barbara Franzen – If you’re a mature woman over fifty, you might feel a pull when it comes to indulging yourself: When you were younger and taking care of the kids and up to you eyebrows with your career, all you could do was fall into bed at night,
“Why should we think upon things that are lovely? Because thinking determines life. It is a common habit to blame life upon the environment. Environment modifies life but does not govern life. The soul is stronger than its’ surroundings.” William Jam I have decided to remove the guilt trapped in
By Heidi McLaughlin – When I was a teenager, my mother was mean to me. She made me pick up my clothes from the bedroom floor and place them on hangers in the closet. She forced me to make my bed, get out of bed before 11:00 a.m. on a
By Gina Burgess – Walk with me, if you will, though 1 Samuel 1 for a glimpse at what makes women tick. There was a man… named Elkanah… and he had two wives… Of course polygamy/bigamy is forbidden in the U.S. and in most places around the world it isn’t
By Grace Fox – I’ll always remember celebrating Valentine’s Day in fourth grade. That was the year I had an over-sized crush on brown-eyed, freckle-faced Freddy. So did all the other girls in my class, for that matter. Poor Freddy. Other boys his age played tetherball and baseball during recess,
By Carol Doyel – Living intentionally may seem impossible in what may seem like an unpredictable world. “Intentional living” can be difficult when we face unexpected circumstances like a loss of a loved one, financial hardship, an accident, illness or any number of things that can impact how we live day-to-day. How
By Wendie Pett − I just got back from a health immersion in Florida where I’m blessed to teach and train people about Visibly Fit™ a couple times a year. If I were to highlight just one word that was used most frequently at the conference by the doctors and
By Rhonda Caudell − Many may have read the stats: “The number of Americans 55 and over will grow to 112 million in 2030, according to U.S. Census figures…Americans are living longer.” But what does this mean to you? Many say, I will never be able to retire….I must work
For over three years, Lynn Holly-Johnson has struggled to reclaim her brain and hopes her story of surviving a stroke saves others. On January 2010, actress and figure skater, Lynn Holly-Johnson (Ice Castles, For Your Eyes Only) was on a flight back to Newport Beach when her brain started suffocating.
By Lynn Mosher – Okay, so February is considered the Love Month because of Valentine’s Day. With all that has been written about love, is there anything new to say about it? Well, I had a thought. Since I have a Twitter page, I decided to get a little feedback
By Christina T. Lindaryd – Most people get interested in their families and in their past at an age when their parents are already gone and there is nobody left to ask. As a professional genealogist, I see this all the time, and I do encourage people to ask questions
By Carol Doyel – Do you feel ordinary? You need to know that God can use ordinary! Often in our “ordinary” God can do great things. If you are willing to serve – pray and look for ways you can begin to serve in new ways. Can you help in
By Heidi McLaughlin – When we say “YES” to start the journey of mentoring someone, how do we know we have made a good choice? I have landed in a couple of sticky situations that have taught me to ask some good and hard questions. In one of my mentoring
By Andy & Janine Mason − It is impossible to believe something and not have it evidenced in your life. For example, if you believe that God is good all the time, but expect or accept negative events in your life, then it is likely that your belief is in
By Kathy Howard − The following post is adapted from Kathy’s devotional book “God Is My Refuge: 12 Weeks of Devotions and Scripture Memory for Troubled Times.” Consumers love the promise of a “money-back guaranty.” We want assurance we will receive the quality, content, or benefit promised by a product
LivingBetterat50+ invites you to meet our prayer partner Polly. We want to share prayers that Polly has video taped as she has been lead by the Holy Spirit to record. Our hope is that these prayers will speak to the heart of people that visit us and are lead to
By Linda H. Williams− Are you the victim of something that has happened in your past? Perhaps control over your life was taken away when you were in a vulnerable position, or you gave that control away by making bad decisions, or by believing that you have to please everyone.
LivingBetterat50+ invites you to meet our prayer partner Polly. We want to share prayers that Polly has video taped as she has been lead by the Holy Spirit to record. Our hope is that these prayers will speak to the heart of people that visit us and are lead to
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