Good News for the Weary
I dreaded taking Sociology my freshman year of college. My professor had a reputation as the hardest teacher on campus. Rumor had it that she assigned unreasonable amounts of work, never gave A’s, and was known for publically humiliating her students in class. I considered changing my entire schedule to avoid her. I’m glad I […]
Dealing With Monotony
January is my least favorite month. It brings with it the dreaded chore of organizing taxes, a sun that disappears at 5 p.m., and a reintroduction to the daily grind, following all the fun I had in December. After the holidays, I’m ready for warm weather and the Chicago Cubs opening day to arrive. But […]
Why I Love Women’s Ministry
On Sunday mornings I have the privilege of teaching a women’s class at church. There are few things I love more than digging into God’s Word with a room full of women. I know I am partial, but I believe this is a special group of ladies. We began meeting at my house a few […]
How Do You Respond To Darkness?
Not long ago I read an article in Relevant magazine entitled, “The Dark Continent” that stunned me. According to the International Energy Agency, more than 620 million people live without power. That’s more than the combined population of the United States, Russia, and Japan. As a westerner who hasn’t spent many days of my life […]