Update Annie’s Surgery “Prayer of the Sick” (Make Me a Miracle)
Annie's surgery was successful. We were beyond grateful to hear the surgeon say, "I am confident that I got it all. I don't need to see you for six months just to make sure the kidney has healed properly." The sign to me that Annie has completed her post-op recovery is seeing her on the zero turn mowing the yard...and...keeping six grandkids in one house overnight. Thanks to all who prayed with us that He would "make her a miracle." (This recording is available only as a download) Prayer of the Sick (Make Me a Miracle) by Steve and … [Read More...]
Through the Radio
We get this question from time to time: "Why don't we hear you on Christian Radio any more?" Our answer is simple, "We had our moments!" On occasion we might be heard on a station but usually we're in the "golden oldie" category. We're rarely played these days BUT...we fully understand that formats change with the times...and actually, they should! Why? Because we're told in the Scriptures to "sing a new song." The new waves in Christian Music, whether liked or not, are indicators that a new song is being sung...and that's a good … [Read More...]
A Very Encouraging Letter
We recently sang at a church in Cookeville, TN and included the song, "Let's Call It Even." In response to the story in the song that features the reconciliation of a dad and a daughter, a sweet lady approached us after the morning service and said she was moved to go see her dad. She told us that her relationship with her father had not been good and to make the challenge even harder he had Alzheimers disease. We advised her to pray that God would give him an awareness of who she was when she visited him so some healing conversation could … [Read More...]
A Very Encouraging Letter
We recently sang at a church in Cookeville, TN and included the song, "Let's Call It Even." In response to the story in the song that features the reconciliation of a dad and a daughter, a sweet lady approached us after the morning service and said she was moved to go see her dad. She told us that her relationship with her father had not been good and to make the challenge even harder he had Alzheimers disease. We advised her to pray that God would give him an awareness of who she was when she visited him so some healing conversation could … [Read More...]
Character Development
Wednesday’s Prayer Guide-Week 2
"In the name of Your Son…" Father in Heaven, thank You for providing us access to Your throne through Christ Your Son and it’s in His name that we … [Read More...]
Cerebral Palsy and A Life Worth Celebrating
In 1946, on December 20th, George Stonewall Chapman III was born in Chapmanville, West Virginia to my uncle Bud Chapman and his wife, Betty. They would soon … [Read More...]
Parenting
A Very Encouraging Letter
We recently sang at a church in Cookeville, TN and … [More...]
A Dad’s Guide to Praying for His Kids-Interview with Steve
My thanks to Promise Keepers Canada for posting a … [More...]
Daddy’s Best Sermon
Fathers Day always reminds me of what a … [More...]
“When I Hear That Train” A Mother’s Day Tribute
An idea for Moms (and Dads, too!) The sound … [More...]
What Mama Wants For Christmas
As Christmas was approaching I asked my Mother, … [More...]
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A Buck in the Grandchild Herd!
We are pleased to announce that along with the joy of four "doe" in the herd of Chapman grandchildren, on June 9th we welcomed the first "buck!" Williamson George Chapman was born to our son, Nathan and his … [Read More...]
Honoring A Wonderful Mom-Sylvia Alice Eckard Williamson
A Mother's Day Tribute... Nineteen years ago, on March 12, 1996, my sweet mother finished her race and went home to be with Jesus. She left behind her loving husband of 52 years (Dad joined her … [Read More...]
“The Tales Hunters Tell”
The Tales Hunters Tell is just what the subtitle implies, "stories of adventure and inspiration!" The tales are based on stories I've lived as well as some I've heard along the trail of … [Read More...]
