The infant Jesus, meek and mild, fully God and yet fully man is the sinless Savior of the world, our priest forever.
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Hebrews 1. Chapter 8. In examining the deity of the Son of God in the opening pages of Hebrews, the Holy Spirit began with what we can see with our eyes, describing creation and God the Son’s hand in it …
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This special birthday provides a perfect opportunity to address the fact that writers are created by God, woven together in each one of their mother’s wombs with a writer’s bent.
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To interact with this post at Seriously Write, click HERE. Dear writer, don’t despise your humble beginnings, whether these include your level of education, the size of your community, or the poor and simple family life from which you emerged. …
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If you’re like me, the holiest moments of your life don’t necessarily occur in church. Those moments when we are blissfully aware of the sacred, when the Holy One feels near and present and completely personal, are events we can’t …
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We think we know where our lives are going, but we don’t. We think if we invest conservatively, spend responsibly, think positively, plan wisely, tithe weekly, and obey God completely, we can plan our lives, and everything will turn out …
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I was extremely blessed. I spent the first three decades of my life either living in the same small town as one side of my extended family or at least close enough that we drove to be with everyone for …
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Think of all that happened to the entire human race under one tree. Our first ancestors disobeyed God here. Now we can barely imagine what life would be like without sin encumbering our every step and every thought. All our …
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Becoming a mother changed me into a different type of woman. I was one of those girls who felt like children were mysterious little creatures. Though people said I was good with them, children mystified me, causing me to feel …
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In the opening pages of my novel Fallen, God crafts the universe and creates a man and a woman in His own image. In this story of life, death, and the beginning, the imagined emotions, conversations, and descriptions of the …
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