BOOK REVIEW A.W. Tozer wisely wrote: “Promoting self under the guise of promoting Christ is currently so common as to excite little notice.” He wrote this in the 1940s, way...
BOOK REVIEW A.W. Tozer wisely wrote: “Promoting self under the guise of promoting Christ is currently so common as to excite little notice.” He wrote this in the 1940s, way...
Some lessons are better learned in sorrow As soon as my son returned from a few days backpacking and tenting in the desert in October, we were off again in...
What we learn from listening with intention When I visited Mexico decades ago while in college, I listened carefully to the stories of my relatives. (more…)
How God is lovingly familiar with our words and deeds Today I was a bit blue. I am down to the wire on a few things and they seem to...
How my son continues to show us life is in the balance For over a month, my eldest son has been away for the summer, about 300 miles from home....
BOOK REVIEW Many churches are unwelcoming. It’s a myth to perceive that all churches are friendly when indeed they are not. By unwelcoming, I don’t mean that a church keeps...
How homeschooling compels us to adapt wherever we are I live in a neighborhood that is on the edge of another town where the median home sale price for a...
The way of a fool is right in his own eyes: but he that hearkeneth unto counsel is wise. Does the Word of God Inform Our Worldview When We Write Online? What...
Seeing yourself is almost like a message. It's saying; you matter, you are visible, and you're valuable.. BOOK REVIEW Why pursue colorblindedness when we can be Colorfull instead? How we answer that...
When we're stuck keeping our words to ourselves It is always a risk to bear the cross of Christ, to carry it through the procession of family dissonance. I find...