Richard Blythe, Author at The Blythe Family

God Needs More

Welcome to our first devotion of 2015! I trust the next few minutes will calibrate our spiritual compass for the upcoming year. The idea for this devotion came from a dear pastor friend of ours. In conversation, he said, “We don’t necessarily need more of God…God just needs more of us!” Now this statement can […]

Photos coming

We apologize for the lack of new photos in our gallery. This holiday season was extremely busy for all of us, as I’m sure it was for you. The photo gallery should be updated within a week or so. We trust that you had a very Merry CHRISTmas and we wish you all the best […]

Home For The Holidays

It’s hard to believe Thanksgiving has already passed, and it’s almost Christmas time again! We are in Oklahoma for the month of December and staying very busy with midweek services and weekend meetings close to home. The holidays are such a busy time for everyone, with family reunions, church activities and countless responsibilities. But in […]

The Welcome Light

During the Christmas season as a child, I remember a house that had so many lights that you could literally see the glow from a mile away! Out in the lawn, there were animated light displays showing a reindeer jumping or a snowman waving. Finally the owners decided that it was just too much work […]

Richard Turns 30!

From Richard: I want to thank everyone for all of the cards and kind words during my birthday last week. Turning 30 has been a sobering thing for me. It’s clear that time is moving fast and I want to make sure that I’m giving the Lord 100%!

Bummer Lambs

He came into this world like all other lambs. Except for one thing, Joey was a bummer lamb. The sheep industry has defined this term as a lamb that, for some unknown reason, has been rejected by it’s mother at birth. Once a ewe rejects one of her lambs, she will never change her mind. […]

Senior Citizens Discount

This week, Bro. David received his first senior citizens discount! Yes, we are smiling too. Apparently getting older has it’s benefits.

Happy Birthday Sis. Rita!

Sis. Rita’s birthday clock rolled over to 48 today. Thank everyone for the cards and the kind words!

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