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blog post | March 14, 2023

In seasons when our “branches” are dormant and bare, the beauty of Christ can still shine brilliantly through our lives.

blog post | August 21, 2012

Ever been paralyzed with fear? Take a lesson from chicken head Saul.

blog post | May 22, 2013

If you spell God with a capital G you will always spell tragedy with a lowercase t.

blog post | January 29, 2009

My husband, a pastor, eventually reached a crisis of faith brought on by his inability to reconcile the question of God’s power to transform.

blog post | December 19, 2015

These are exciting days for the True Woman blog, and more importantly, for God’s kingdom. He is on the move in women’s hearts.

blog post | August 2, 2022

There were so many memories I had never unpacked because, after all, I was okay; I had not experienced what my siblings did. But I was not okay.

blog post | July 11, 2011

It troubles God when we wear masks that attempt to keep Him—and others—from looking into our hearts.

blog post | March 4, 2014

My dad's dad was a pilot in the military with a dramatic story that brought to life the importance of sound theology.

blog post | July 13, 2021

Whether we withhold hospitality out of a sense of superiority or out of fear, the root issue is the same: we think more of ourselves than we should.

blog post | June 2, 2021

Hope is a good thing—when it’s in the right thing.