Happy 19th Anniversary to my Hubby!

Rachel Hauck anniversary, God is good, Joy, Love, march 21, marriage, peace 11 Comments

Hubby and I married 19 years ago today after four years of friendship-oddship. When we met, we were 27. Ready to settle down, tired of the Christian AND non Christian dating scene. I travelled around the country and world training newspaper editors and reporters, and classified advertising reps how to use my company’s computers for daily production. He was the …

The depths of love

Rachel Hauck Corinthians, like Jesus, Love, Romans, transformation 2 Comments

I posted before on owing no one anything except love. Paul wrote to the Roman church, “don’t run up huge debts, except the huge debt of love you owe each other.” Lately I’ve been meditating on true, real, heart issued love. Loving when we’re wronged, when we’re cheated or over looked. Keeping our mouths shut when we have a right …

Dignity in Death

Rachel Hauck being Jesus, death, Kristy Dykes, life, Love, peace 1 Comment

Allison Wilson and I drove up to Kristy Dykes funeral yesterday. It’s always good to spend time with Allison, but we were both looking forward to Kristy’s home going ceremony. Unfortunately, we arrived late due to the keen-o feature of her husband’s Porsch-a 911. Automatically lock the doors if the key is not in the ignition. The fact that the …

Her name is La-la-la-Lola

Rachel Hauck dogs, finding a home, Love, Schnauzer 4 Comments

Our found dog’s owner called today. She described her perfectly and when I repeated her name, “Lola,” the little Schnauzer perked up. So, my Fifi is a Lola. The owner said she’d be by in the afternoon to pick her up. I said, “No worry, we’ve loved having her. She’s a great dog.” My comment opened the door I’d hoped …

Debt of Love

Rachel Hauck confident in love, Love 2 Comments

The other day while reading through verses for prayer, I came across this one. “Owe nothing to anyone except to love one another; for he who loves his neighbor has fulfilled the law.” One translation refers to the “debt of love.” We are indebted for so many material things in this life – cars, houses, “toys,” maxed out credit cards …