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...
Posted by | November 23, 2018
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...
Posted by | November 9, 2018
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…)
Posted by | October 17, 2018
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...
Posted by | July 27, 2018
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....
Posted by | May 22, 2018
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...
Posted by | May 14, 2018
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...
Posted by | May 10, 2018
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...
Posted by | May 4, 2018
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...
Posted by | April 30, 2018
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...
