What if the most powerful evangelism is to love those who don't love you or who instead do wrong to you? God's lessons to a reluctant student.
How to Love the Prickly Ones
Can You Hear Me Now?
Is it better to be interested or interesting? Learn the surprising answer.
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Freedom is a State of Mind
Are you living as one freed or allowing your past or your circumstances to hold you in bondage?
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Foolish Hearts
Many people fool themselves into living as if there is no God. What am I willing to do about it?
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The Real Homeless Crisis
The spiritually homeless are at greatest danger when life's storms arise. Helping the spiritually homeless requires those who would serve to risk something.
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From the Lives of Babes
In your hearts honor Christ the Lord as holy, always being prepared to make a defense to anyone who asks you for a reason for the hope that is in you. 1 Peter 3:15 Today is my son, Trevor’s, 17th birthday. Coming just a week after my oldest son left for college I find myself particularly …
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An Open Letter to Daughters-in-Law: Take a Page from Ruth and Naomi
(Originally written as a gift to my mother-in-law for Mother's Day 2001) Today I am one of you, a daughter-in-law, but tomorrow I will be one of them...a mother-in-law. As the mother of two sons, I encourage you this Mother's Day to make a decision to love your mother-in-law. Through 10 years of marriage it was …
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Secrets of a Domestic Goddess
There is overlooked satisfaction to be found in fulfilling the domestic roles of wife and mother, even when paired with career and vocations outside the home.
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Grandma’s Hands
Grandma’s hands offered the perfect metaphor for who she was: diminutive and always delicate in appearance, she rarely topped 100 pounds, inside was a tough, scrappy constitution.
