I’ve been thinking about unity a lot lately. One day before Jesus would be crucified, He knelt in the Garden of Gethsemane and prayed that we would be one, just as Jesus and the Father are one. Jesus prayed that … Read More
One of the character traits I most love about Jesus is His tenderness. It stands in sharp contrast to the edgy, sarcastic, and demanding verbiage of our times. In Psalm 111:4, the Psalmist praises God because “he has caused wonders … Read More
This past week, the world has been mourning the loss of Queen Elizabeth II. She passed peacefully on Thursday. What a leader she was and what a legacy she left! Many have posted on social media that she was the … Read More
So many moms wrestle with guilt. When our kids make choices we disagree with, we can get buried under a load of shame. In this episode, special guest Carol Kent shares her personal story of how she handles “Mom Guilt” after her son made a devastating choi
Last night we had a gathering at a park. It was so much fun! A bunch of the guys played volleyball, the big kids got a soccer game going, and all the littles enjoyed the playground equipment. The rest of … Read More
Lately, I’ve heard comments like, “The world is just getting worse and worse.” I get it! I mean, there is violence, immorality, sickness, and natural disasters. However, I have good news for you! It’s going to be okay! How do … Read More
David prayed, “But you, Lord are a shield around me, my glory and the one who lifts my head high.” (Psalm 3:3) A shield is a common symbol of God’s protection. Shields were used in defensive warfare. According to Smith’s … Read More
Over the past few weeks, I’ve met with several who are walking through perilous journeys. Some are battling cancer, some have children far from God. Others have adult kids who have gone through horrific loss. Meanwhile, the news reports are … Read More
When Steve and I were traveling in England several years ago, I noticed a sign whenever we were getting ready to step off public transportation. The sign read, “Mind the Gap.” I’ve been thinking about that sign recently as it … Read More
As I write this, Colorado Springs has been hit with a massive snowstorm. I know, right?! It’s May. My husband, Steve, got stuck in Denver because his flight couldn’t get into the Springs. Early the next morning I was supposed … Read More
