Not Every Door Is An Exit — August 14, 2021 Walk A Mile in Their Shoes I had been receiving AARP mailings for many years but I did not consider myself old. I had been receiving social security payments for years but I did not feel old. …

A Homeless Man and a Butterfly At our church’s food distribution, two homeless men, Earl and Tony, were waiting outside to receive food. I overheard Earl say to Tony, “There’s your butterfly.” When Tony heard that he smiled a large toothless smile. I said “Oh yeah I saw that butterfly…

Does God Look Like Me? (Archive Writings of the Late Pastor Jon D. Imme) Everytime I look in the mirror and I see my face I’m reminded that God doesn’t look like me. Thank God! What a strange world it would be if my face was the standard for godliness! …

(Archive Writings of the Late Pastor Jon D. Imme) Have you ever craved a taco filled with your favorite ingredients including a wonderful juicy tasty sauce? You’re finally at the taco place and patiently wait for turn to place your order. You then patiently wait again until your order is…

In Honor of God’s Work thru Rev. Jon D. Imme, Celebration of Life Youtube Live Stream Link — Saturday, January 7, 2023, 10AM PST Tribute Page for Rev. Jon D. Imme

Where is the Exit? My 12-Month Journey with Pancreatic Cancer February 25, 2022 — sharing excerpt today My friends who hadn’t seen me for a while when we met would often say that my physical appearance was the same since the last time we had been together. However that would soon change. I am not intending to boast, but rather I am trying to relate the suddenness of the dramatic change in my life’s journey to encourage the reader to enjoy each day because there is no certainty of the next day’s events.

Where is the Exit? My 12-Month Journey with Pancreatic Cancer Greetings and thank you dear friends! Excerpts from my soon to be published journal/devotional book will be posted weekly It all started with a prophecy. A prophecy so strange and unexpected that it was read, and then quickly put aside with a confused grin and was forgotten until events several weeks later would speak to its veracity. The letter spoke of upcoming very grave events which were surrounded but not overcome by the dark shroud of death.

Not Every Door Is An Exit — January 4, 2022 Pickle Jars and Garages Security experts tell us that to protect valuables from burglaries we should consider putting them in very ordinary places and things. Burglars are in a hurry so they probably won’t look in the refrigerator after all…

Not Every Door Is An Exit — December 13, 2021 It Never Rains in Southern California Rainy days and nights are such a pleasure to experience in Southern California because they are so rare and so needed. One of my favorite sounds is rain falling against the roof of a…