Two of my childrens books are now avaible online in both paperback versions and Kindle version!! Hopefully others soon as well.
Hey guys,
I am excited because so far thousands have visited this website. I am honored that this could be a place where you would come and visit and be inspired from time to time.
In no way shape or form is this to replace your need to attend church and worship. You need to get on your knees and read your Bible daily.
My goal is to try to encourage you and give you a sip of hope now and then. I want to help you in this fast paced stressed out world. I do not know or have the answers, but I know someone who does. His name is Jesus.
Please pray for me and those who help me with this quest. If you like us...we don't want or need a thumbs up.... just share with friends or family . I cannot thank you enough! If you would like to order a copy of my newest book, THERE, I would be honored to sign it for you. We use most of these proceeds to feed the homeless and feed hungry children.
If this website has helped you, we would love to hear from you. Please email us at gatsummertree@gmail.com.
As always, wishing you and yours God's very best!
Just Trusting,
Greg
It has always been my ambition to preach the gospel where Christ was not known, so that I would not be building on someone else's foundation.
Romans 15:20
The Bible is the only book ever written that does something that no other book on earth can do. No matter where you are each and every time you open it, the Author is there with you. GKG
IT ALL ADDS UP
Often during the course of an eye exam, I ask patients if they like to read. Some like me love to read.
Others say they hate reading and never read. I often think to myself if we kept track of every text we send
or receive, it would surprise us. Now let's factor in every email we send or receive, and I would bet we all read the equivalate of 3-4 books a month!
Several years ago, I was with a young college student who was on her spring break. She was glad to be home
for a week and yet she had some work to do that week as she preparing for finals on her return. I goofed and
accidently invented a new praise. I meant to ask if she enjoyed pleasure reading. I said, 'do you enjoy pressure
reading?' We both chucked at my error.
Truth is, I have thought about that conversation many times. I do like to read for pleasure. I have learned many
things over the course of my life from borrowing the brains of others. I am hopeful that others may have gained insight from my words and shared experiences.
I feel all of us have some forms of pressure reading. It may not be college finals, but perhaps an instruction manual
to put a child's bike of toy together. That may not be our cup of tea, but we have to many times because it is required for work. I am not forced to read the eye related magazines that come to my house. I take the time to read them as to allow me to stay up and current with anything from new medicines to new trends in the eye related field.
Can I be so bold to ask you a question? Why are you reading my words right now? It is surly not pressure reading!
I am surprised and honored if anybody enjoys my feeble efforts to help fellow sojourners in this thing called life.
There is a book that is above all books called the bible. It was written long ago by many men with God's hand
upon them to help you. If you just, try to read it, God will change you as you do. Put a little pressure on yourself
to pick it up and put your phone down. You will learn about yourself and how much God cares for you. It will
make you a better parent, spouse, employee and friend. The pressure will soon turn to pleasure, and it will you more than anything in this word you can gaze upon. It leaves all earthly knowledge behind in the dust. things you wonder about will start to add up. You will smile as you realize the heap has led to a leap .... of faith.
If you only keep adding little by little, it will soon become a great heap.
Hesiod