Hebrews, Part 3. When we were legalists with long lists of rules to keep and actions to avoid, we thought we had it all figured out. Everyone was beneath us, we were told, as we embarked on a whole new …
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In the airport, I began the trip up for the wedding by being prayed over by people I didn’t even know. Luda said the Lord had sent her and her family to pray for my healing.
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Families are messy, humans are messy, and marriage is messy. When you enter marriage, you marry another fallen creature whom God has redeemed.
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Our youngest daughter is getting married. Love, true love, is what brings us together this weekend.
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When we pray, seek God’s wisdom and inspiration, and write to uplift others, we participate in God’s restorative work. This work is holy.
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Marriage has the potential for great destruction or for great transformation and the healing of a lifetime.
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There is currently no process in place for helping foster care youth who turn eighteen and suddenly find themselves without a home and a support system. What can we do to help?
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None of us can fathom what God has done from beginning to end. It’s often not until it’s all over that we even begin to understand it the slightest bit.
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Can I stop long enough to evaluate what is about to come out of my mouth? Can I allow the Lord to shine his light on the falsehood or harmful interaction pattern that is buried underneath?
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One of the most difficult challenges we face as writers, speakers, and human beings is to say what we mean, to convey our message clearly and without any confusion or misrepresentation.
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