The Christmas the tree is up, and the presents are wrapped, even though we finally caught COVID this past week after managing to dodge it since the beginning in 2020. Now that it’s endemic, it will become like influenza. We’ll …
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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 2, Chapter 10. How is it that God can purify the human conscience (Hebrews 9:13-15)? This was our previous topic. How could God heal and make clean the conscience of someone like me who had deliberately seared and ignored …
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Writing our typical content is often difficult at this time of year. We have more to do, and our schedules fill quickly. Presents must be purchased, wrapped, and shipped. Projects are often readied for launching in the new year, giving …
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Twenty-eight years ago in December 1989, I gave birth to our fifth-born child. The temperature plunged to negative twenty, our pipes froze, we found a living python that had been left by a previous tenant of our basement apartment, the …
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We are frail, fragile even, both wonderfully and yet fearfully made. Once created, our bodies house souls that will live on forever. We are spirits of imagination, creativity, and insight, yet an attack upon our bodies by a microscopic germ …
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The crunch is on. The days of shopping grow more frenzied. Even though I finish most of my shopping online during Black Friday and Cyber Monday, I am still tempted to add more gifts. My generosity outstrips my pocketbook. Like …
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The second half of this year, I got lost in the darkness. I scraped the bottom. My illness worsened, our home flooded from a broken waterline, my husband caught an awful protracted virus, which he passed to me, and then …
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Engage with this blog at Seriously Write. Click HERE. My parents recently had a car accident that totaled their vehicle. My father is over eighty, my mother trailing behind. A lapse in focus and what we hoped would never occur …
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This Christmas season I released a novel about the creation, Fallen: A Biblical Story of Good and Evil. In this tale, based upon the early chapters of Genesis, God puts his eternal plan into motion when His Son crafts the …
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