Author Archives: Scott Ranck

Gayle and I had the weekend over in Palm Beach County. We got to spend some time at the PGA National Resort. It was a pretty sweet place. Check out the pictures. We checked out of the hotel Saturday Morning. … Continue reading →

Wow, what a busy month this has been. It started with me flying to Dallas, TX for work early in the month. I got home late on a Wednesday and Gayle flew to Savannah to meet her mom and sister … Continue reading →

My mind is spinning today. I just finished looking at a picture of a family who against all odds are all together for their first weekend. You can see what I’m talking about here http://cfhusband.blogspot.com/! I’ve written about them before. … Continue reading →

A week ago I was on a run and my mind began to run too. I came home and got a note book and my Bible and sat on our Lanai (a screened pool room common in Florida) and began … Continue reading →

Gayle and I married on January 20th, 1973! 35+ years ago. We hit a really rocky time a couple years into our marriage then came to know the Lord and got swept up in church life. We were so busy … Continue reading →

Lately, I’ve had two things converge on my life of interest. I’ve been making some major discoveries about who I am and what I absorbed in my upbringing the other thing is I’m doing tons of marriage counseling. I started … Continue reading →

No offense to the fans of the TV Show by the same title "24," but what Trisha and Nate Lawrenson and extended family and 1,000’s of others went through yesterday is the real "24!" Trisha had a double lung transplant … Continue reading →

We just arrived back in Sunny, Warm Florida after several days in Williamsport, PA our birth place. It was a really nice visit. We got to see many of our family members and enjoyed some quality time with our moms, … Continue reading →

I’ve been doing major work on myself for several years now. It has been like peeling an onion. I know I am a person like all people who has a will to do what I want to do. The Bible … Continue reading →

I just read the report of the Pew Research on Christianity in America. The article told how many have left the church of their youth and have migrated to non-denominational churches. The research showed that 25% of the population of … Continue reading →