Tag: truth

STOP! Don’t Drink the Kool-Aid

That phrase may sound a little dated, but the lesson behind it is timeless. It came from one of the most tragic examples of blind followership in history — people swallowing a lie that cost them everything. And while we shake our heads and say, How could they believe that lie? But, we aren’t always…

By Donna Wuerch Noble February 22, 2026 Off

Numbers Don’t Define Us

It still amazes me how I might not remember what I had for breakfast — yet I can rattle off my childhood phone number. It was: 462-7611. Yes — just seven numbers back then! And don’t get me started on that ticket number at the Social Security office — the one that told me I…

By Donna Wuerch Noble November 25, 2025 Off

Withstand

WITHSTAND — that word hits home for me. After 40 years in Oklahoma winds and now navigating the Texas gusts, I’ve learned this: wind doesn’t play nice. It pushes, pulls, and pressures — but it also reminds us we were built to stand strong. Those winds have a mind of their own. They can rattle…

By Donna Wuerch Noble November 20, 2025 Off

It’s Not What it Seems

Here in Denver — our friends took us to lunch at a lovely spot called “The Jacquard”. The food was divine, the service top-notch, and the view — beautiful. But what caught my attention wasn’t on the menu — it was on the wall. I gasped, “Look at those shelves and shelves of books!” I…

By Donna Wuerch Noble July 14, 2025 Off

The Competitive Edge

I come from a long line of go-getters… and yet, I was the kid hiding behind my mama’s coat-tails. I wasn’t loud, didn’t play sports, and wouldn’t dare raise my hand unless I was really sure of the answer. But somehow, God gave me a family full of people who don’t just show up to…

By Donna Wuerch Noble June 10, 2025 Off

To Tell the Truth

For years, I enjoyed watching the classic television show “To Tell the Truth”. The premise was simple but captivating. Three contestants stood before a panel, all claiming to be the same person with an extraordinary career or life story. As questions were asked, two were impostors, leaving the panelists to discern who was telling the…

By Donna Wuerch Noble September 18, 2024 Off