This is the second post in a Bible study series called Loving God With All Your Heart: Portraits of Love. You can find the introduction and the first portrait here. I hope you gleaned a lot of insights from the first study about loving God with all your heart! I certainly did, and I look forward to … Read More about Portrait of Love: Hannah
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That Time I Hated Being a Foster Parent…and Why It’s Worth It Anyway
“I hate being a foster parent. I hate it!” I sobbed to my 11-year-old daughter on our front porch a few weeks ago. I’m aware of how wrong this is on multiple levels. The thing is, nothing terrible had happened that day. It wasn’t a day of several kids vomiting. No one had soiled himself. There were no … Read More about That Time I Hated Being a Foster Parent…and Why It’s Worth It Anyway

“Love the LORD Your God” ~ a 6-week study
Some time ago, I realized how hard it is to quantify my love for God. I know the first commandment well: “You shall love the LORD your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your might” (Deuteronomy 6:5). But what does that look like, exactly? After all, when I … Read More about “Love the LORD Your God” ~ a 6-week study

When Sitting in Church Makes You A Sitting Duck
There’s no doubt we live in a fallen world. One that’s wracked by pain. Evil. Terror. Do you ever feel like a sitting duck in such a world? Sometimes I do. In a movie theater. In a sports stadium. In a concert arena. And lately, in a church. It’s been two weeks since a black … Read More about When Sitting in Church Makes You A Sitting Duck

Let’s Get to Work! – Serving as a Family
By nature, I can tend to be a lazy person. True story. I don’t know that most people would guess that about me. I stay pretty busy, after all. But I know the truth. When choosing between active or sedentary, I choose sedentary. If the choice is hard or easy, I choose easy. When choosing between doing and listening, … Read More about Let’s Get to Work! – Serving as a Family

The Blessing America Most Needs
I love this nation. I’m supremely grateful for having been born in the land of the free and the home of the brave, even as I’m aware of how very much I take it for granted. I’m deeply thankful for men and women who have deemed this nation worth fighting for, and who have possessed the courage and … Read More about The Blessing America Most Needs

Hope for the Parents of a Strong Willed Child
I happen to be blessed with two strong-willed children – one who is in her “tween” years, and the other entering Kindergarten in the fall. And while raising a strong willed child is not easy, raising any child is a significant calling and one worthy of our best efforts. I don’t know about you, but the … Read More about Hope for the Parents of a Strong Willed Child

How to Be Happily Married in a World of Unhappy Marriages
My husband and I celebrated our fifteenth anniversary last week. A decade-and-a-half seems like a drop in a bucket when I think about my grandparents, who were married for sixty years before my grandpa passed away, or my parents, who’ve been married for forty years. But I don’t want to minimize the weight of God’s … Read More about How to Be Happily Married in a World of Unhappy Marriages
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