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article | June 24, 2020

Hello faithful blog readers! For the second summer in a row, we’re bringing you a surprise book club! If you were with us last year, we delved into Elisabeth Elliot’s book Suffering Is Never for Nothing together. Who could have known what …

article | September 22, 2022

A ruler—a smooth edged strip used for measuring. A ruler—one possessing supreme power to reign. Trouble when We call ourselves rulers. Use a broken stick as a measure. Think finite minds can gauge the scope Delineate things of infinite scale. When ego …

article | June 12, 2017

We hope you’re reading This Changes Everything by Jaquelle Crowe along with us. This week we tackled Chapter 1: Our Identity. Check out the vlog below for a quick overview. This Changes Everything In chapter 1, Jaquelle points us to this passage, …

article | January 28, 2010

In Matthew 15:29, we find Jesus trying to rest on a mountainside. He barely sat down when a crowd of people came to Him looking to be healed. How did He respond? He healed them. When Jesus received word that His cousin, …

article | March 15, 2010

Did you watch the Oscars? I did! I watched every second from the pre-show specials to the after show commentary. I loved it! It's not that I'm a huge movie buff. To be honest I've already forgotten who won the big awards. …

article | October 12, 2020

For he commanded and raised the stormy wind, which lifted up the waves of the sea. They mounted up to heaven; they went down to the depths; their courage melted away in their evil plight; they reeled and staggered like drunken men …

article | May 2, 2016

Have you ever heard children argue with one another? One says, "You started it!" The other says, "Did not!" The first child responds, "Did too!" And on and on it goes until a parent intervenes. I had a conversation with an older …

article | May 3, 2010

I bet you’ve played a version of the comparison game. Maybe you are constantly judging whether or not other girls are smarter than you, or more popular or more athletic. Maybe you find yourself in constant competition with an older sibling or …

article | August 8, 2016

We just moved from one state to another. Everywhere I go, I am new. I am new to the neighborhood, new to the church, new to my kids' activities. The roads are new to me. The way things are done in each …

article | July 6, 2020

Each of my life roles involve elements that are energizing and elements that are draining. I delight in long talks with my teenage kids; I am zapped when I must address the same issue over and over. I love cooking; I loathe …