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5 days ago | 
thebaptistpaper.org | David L. Chancey
As a newer retiree, I’ve checked a few things off my “wish list” of retirement adventures. Taking my wife to Alaska last year, making it to Spring training this year, trying to read more books. I still want to make a trip out West and especially visit the Grand Canyon. I understand it’s a place that takes your breath away.
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1 week ago | 
times-herald.com | David L. Chancey
As a newer retiree, I’ve checked a few things off my “wish list” of retirement adventures. Taking my wife to Alaska last year, making it to Spring training this year, trying to read more books. I still want to make a trip out West and especially visit the Grand Canyon. I understand it’s a place that takes your breath away.
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1 week ago | 
thealabamabaptist.org | David L. Chancey
As a newer retiree, I’ve checked a few things off my “wish list” of retirement adventures. Taking my wife to Alaska last year, making it to Spring training this year, trying to read more books. I still want to make a trip out West and especially visit the Grand Canyon. I understand it’s a place that takes your breath away.
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1 week ago | 
kentuckytoday.com | David L. Chancey
As a newer retiree, I’ve checked a few things off my “wish list” of retirement adventures. Taking my wife to Alaska last year, making it to Spring training this year, trying to read more books. I still want to make a trip out West and especially visit the Grand Canyon. I understand it’s a place that takes your breath away.
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1 week ago | 
thealabamabaptist.org | David L. Chancey
By David ChanceyCorrespondent, The Alabama BaptistAs I think of Calvary, a question comes to me — Is Jesus satisfied with my life? Is Jesus satisfied with my priorities? (Matt. 6:33)Is Jesus satisfied with my focus? (Ps. 25:15)Is Jesus satisfied with my commitment? (Josh. 24:15)Is Jesus satisfied with how I love Him? (Matt. 22:37)Is Jesus satisfied with my prayer life? (Matt. 6:5–13)My timeIs Jesus satisfied with my time spent in personal Bible study?
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3 weeks ago | 
griffindailynews.com | David L. Chancey
I ran into a neighbor in the grocery store (I do some of my best pastoral visitation in grocery stores) and we enjoyed a big greeting and spontaneous reunion. I often saw this gentleman taking a walk while I was jogging, and we’d sometimes visit briefly. I had not seen him for some time. He used a cane and was moving slowly.
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3 weeks ago | 
kentuckytoday.com | David L. Chancey
I ran into a neighbor in the grocery store (I do some of my best pastoral visitation in grocery stores) and we enjoyed a big greeting and spontaneous reunion. I often saw this gentleman taking a walk while I was jogging, and we’d sometimes visit briefly. I had not seen him for some time. He used a cane and was moving slowly.
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1 month ago | 
griffindailynews.com | David L. Chancey
The soloist faced an awkward situation one recent Sunday at Jet Blue Park in Ft. Myers, where the Boston Red Sox hosted the Atlanta Braves in a spring training game. About halfway through the national anthem, she went blank, paused, and started over. Again, the words left her. After a tense moment, the fans jumped in, sang the song, and carried her to the finish. A similar misfortune happened two decades ago before the NBA Western Conference finals game.
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1 month ago | 
kentuckytoday.com | David L. Chancey
The soloist faced an awkward situation one recent Sunday at Jet Blue Park in Ft. Myers, where the Boston Red Sox hosted the Atlanta Braves in a Spring training game. About halfway through the national anthem, she went blank, paused, and started over. Again, the words left her. After a tense moment, the fans jumped in, sang the song, and carried her to the finish. A similar misfortune happened two decades ago before the NBA Western Conference finals game.
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1 month ago | 
kentuckytoday.com | David L. Chancey
On my list of retirement adventures is travelling to Florida to watch the Atlanta Braves in Spring training action. I got to attend my first spring game March 2 when the Braves blasted the New York Yankees 11-1. My son-in-law and I took my grandson and his friend. We sat along the leftfield line adjacent to the ball boy, whose task is to chase down foul balls and retrieve the loose ball before the next pitch.
