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blog post | February 25, 2019

Disappointment can feel like an unwelcome inconvenience . . . but it can also feel like utter destruction.

blog post | December 20, 2016

The God of redemption is a God who delights in stepping into our messy lives and cruel disappointments, to bring about the most unexpected transformation!

blog post | June 27, 2017

A few weeks ago, something snapped in me—and it wasn't pretty. After nine years of intense and complex emotions being built up in our home due to our child's neurological issues, for some reason this particular moment seemed to draw everything to …

blog post | January 17, 2011

Angie wasn’t pregnant with Audrey for very long before she knew something wasn’t right.

blog post | January 26, 2023

What if we chose to wade through the awkwardness and grief of aging in order to reflect Jesus to a world that desperately needs him?

blog post | August 13, 2014

Our kids don't come wrapped in emotional bubble wrap; they will hurt, and we will hurt for them. How do we turn pain into an opportunity to grow toward Christ?

blog post | November 14, 2018

If you’ve had an abortion, know that forgiveness and healing is yours in Christ.

blog post | October 10, 2023

The world says we matter because we can produce; God’s Word says we matter because we are stamped with the image of our Maker.

blog post | November 25, 2019

Thoughts on approaching the holidays for the overbusy, the multitasker, the woman “getting things done,” and the one trying to deal with her grief through productivity.

blog post | August 24, 2020

“For richer or poorer, in sickness and in health, till death do us part.” You meant it. But you had no clue what those words would look like.