Larry Ford

08/13/2026

I love this.

08/11/2026

The Great Hunger.

The Bushmen of the Kalahari speak of two kinds of hunger.

The Little Hunger is the hunger for food. The need for something in your belly — a fire in your body that must be fed to stay alive.

But then there’s the Great Hunger.

The hunger for meaning.
The hunger that lives deeper than the stomach — in the chest, in the bones, in the silence behind your eyes.
It’s the ache to belong. To matter. To know why you are here.

Laurens van der Post, the man pictured here, spent years among the Bushmen, listening. Learning. Trying to understand what we’ve forgotten in the modern world.

He said the most dangerous thing in life isn’t sadness. It’s emptiness — the slow, bitter erosion that comes from living without meaning.

We chase money. Status. Comfort.
We chase happiness like it’s the point.
But happiness is fleeting.
Meaning is enduring.

Because once you’re doing something that matters — really matters to your soul — it doesn’t matter whether you feel good all the time.

You feel right.
You feel connected.
You feel like you belong to something bigger than you.

And in that belonging, even the hardships become sacred.

This photo isn’t just a meeting between two men.
It’s a quiet moment between two ways of being.
One remembers that we are not just bodies to be fed, but spirits to be fulfilled.

And maybe that’s the real hunger we’ve been trying to feed all along.

08/09/2026

08/08/2026

08/07/2026

This is me!

08/05/2026

08/04/2026

Listen for the Father’s voice. Trust the Father’s heart.

08/03/2026

I love that old memories just pop up on Facebook.
Papa with his new Best Buddy.
Levi Ford. #12.
How blessed we are.

08/03/2026

Old memories popping up on Facebook.
Making a new friend ~

08/03/2026

Have you ever noticed how much lighter life feels when you choose forgiveness instead of bitterness? Holding on to hurt may seem justified, but it often becomes a weight we were never meant to carry.

God has a way of healing what resentment never can. He teaches us to release the things that keep us trapped so we can walk freely into the future He has prepared. That does not mean pretending the pain never happened. It means trusting Him enough to let Him be the One who brings justice, healing, and peace.

Today, ask God to search your heart. If there is something you have been carrying for too long, place it in His hands. You may discover that the freedom you have been praying for begins with letting go.