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blog post | May 14, 2020

A joyful heart is indeed good medicine, so how can we use humor in dark times for the glory of Christ?

blog post | February 25, 2016

Fanny followed God’s lead, humbly stewarded her God-given talents, and walked through each open door of opportunity with joy in her heart. Her life is an example of walking by faith and not by sight.

blog post | September 5, 2011

Now, if you're like me, you've never heard about steel cut oatmeal, and probably don't know what's so special about it . . .

blog post | March 27, 2018

Sinners know they need mercy the way sick people know they need a doctor.

blog post | November 30, 2020

Gifts can be sweet reminders of our love for one another. But how can a family experience Jesus as God’s better-than-anything gift?

blog post | August 26, 2016

What Is Your Body Saying?,; With Love, Your Single Daughter; Four Ways to Pray in the Wake of Zika . . . and more!

blog post | December 15, 2021

When the holiday season comes with suffering—when illness continues, when we face betrayal, when a beloved child never comes home—can we still sing “all is well”?

blog post | March 26, 2019

This grief, this broken relationship, this illness—whatever you are going through—it is not your forever and most defining characteristic.

blog post | August 16, 2010

One of the most unusual gifts I ever received was a bowl of cooked chicken feet from my Zambian friends. Philippians 1:29 describes another unusual gift.

blog post | March 9, 2016

You were meant for boasting. Just not in yourself.