A Guide to Praying Intentionally I had a quiet moment the other morning. My eldest son awoke, read his Bible, and then started his classwork. My other children were...
Posted by | May 16, 2019
Eight great truths every introvert should know I deactivated my Twitter account around the time I was grieving the death of my dad. If I remember correctly, my last...
Posted by | January 29, 2019
How we fight daily to not be seen of men Growing up, I can recall being praised for my achievements from both my mother and my teachers. I was an...
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 | 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...
Posted by | April 12, 2018
When sewing serves a greater purpose as a respite from writing fatigue Last week, I was contemplating about the energy and time I put into writing, the unnerving pangs in...
Posted by | April 1, 2018
A discussion about displacement, surrender, and landing in the center of God’s will Kate Motaung is the author of A Place to Land: A Story of Longing and Belonging, a...
Posted by | April 1, 2018
God's word is settled and doesn't need to be made more palatable for the sinner These days, much of my time has been spent away from social media. Mostly because...
Posted by | March 24, 2018
How saying my name over and over has become a routine When I was in fifth grade, my teacher decided to give me a new name because it was easier...
Posted by | March 8, 2018
Refusing to call right wrong and wrong right The new year continues to shift my focus to the word I elected to live out this year: peculiar. However, I’m in...
