Self Discipline: Embracing the Rattle and Hum
In 1988, U2 released the album Rattle and Hum, and it quickly became part of the soundtrack of my youth. Maybe because it was a
Holy Week and Jesus’s Prayer for Unity
During Holy Week, it’s moving to watch footage of worship services taking place across the globe. As believers from every denomination gather to worship Christ
Waiting for God in the Dark
Like many of you, I’ve always been fascinated by people who have overcome extreme obstacles. I’m drawn to stories about resilient people who have endured
Is Your Phone Sabotaging Your Spiritual Life?
After a long hiatus, my friend Erin and I are memorizing Scripture together again. Every Friday, we meet via Zoom. It’s super casual and low-pressure.
New Book Release: A Savior is Risen
Hey, my friends, I hope this finds you well and your New Year is off to a fabulous start. I wanted to let you know
3 Ways to Optimize Your Bible Reading Plan
It’s that time of year when many of us begin new Bible reading plans, and we are wise to do so. Charles Spurgeon said, “Nobody
It’s Possible to Attend Every Holiday Gathering and Still Miss Christmas
Our culture moves at a fast pace every day of the year, but never more so than during the Christmas season. Last-minute shopping, holiday parties,
Why I Hope You’ll Return To Church: A Message for Those Who Have Left
In December of 2021, I went back to my hometown to attend the funeral of a lifelong friend. While I was there, I stopped by
2 Suggestions for Getting Through a Dark Time
I’m an early riser and am out of bed long before sunrise. After Shug (my one-year-old Golden Doodle) is fed, we head outside for a
Surviving a Hard Season
A couple of years ago, my husband and I (well, actually, my husband) planted ten Crape Myrtles in our backyard. I don’t have a green
Following Your Favorite Moments
Every night before bed, I go to the kitchen and prepare the coffee machine for the following day. I’m a deep sleeper, and it takes
3 Tips for Communicating With a Fool
Cicero once said, “It is the peculiar quality of a fool to perceive the faults of others and to forget his own.” It’s no small