Author, Speaker, Grace-Junkie, Resister of the Safe Life
Motherhood, it seems, is one long series of lessons held in the often chaotic classroom of daily living. Children are not the only learners in this equation--and there are no summer breaks. New moms are often baffled …
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I can still picture it clearly, though I was probably about five-years-old at the time. Standing on the back porch between my parents, I clutched the flowered apron my mother wore over her Donna-Reid-era housedress. …
Of all the many notable quotes by Martin Luther King, Jr., this has to be one of my favorites. Too often I become stymied in my attempts to make a difference in this world by the mindset that I have to manhandle (or, in …
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Sure...prayer is, for the most part, a personal thing. It is also a corporate, human-divine exchange in places like churches and other public gatherings. And there is yet still a third-space kind of prayer. It can be …
It's a remarkable thing when a mere human and the mighty God walk together so closely that their reputations become entwined. In Genesis 4:15 Pharaoh looked to Joseph for God-like feats. Sometimes others ask of us what …
