Stewardship in the Course of Time

The Hidden Years The beginning for me looked like securing a website. I didn’t know what to do with it just yet. A couple of years later, I bought a new one—under a different name. Still not fully understanding, but I knew in part.A writing here and there. Logging in...
I Struggled With So Many Good Things

I Struggled With So Many Good Things

For so long, I thought my struggle was having too much to do. Looking back, I think the real issue was having too many good things to choose from. Bad things are often easier to identify. Good things? They’re trickier. Because every opportunity sounds worthwhile....
Everyday Rhythms: The Germfest Edition

Everyday Rhythms: The Germfest Edition

One thing I’ve learned is that everyday rhythms are not built for ideal conditions only. The rhythms that actually serve your life are the ones that still work when everyone is exhausted, the dishes are behind, and the house slips into a temporary mess. We are coming...
Missing the Mark

Missing the Mark

The space between “almost” and alignment, as we learn to aim. Worship music played softly as I sat in the recliner, praying. I opened my eyes, turned my head, and saw this. Life with teens sometimes means “close, but not quite.” I wasn’t sure how much simpler I could...
Sitting in an Answered Prayer

Sitting in an Answered Prayer

7:00 a.m. A bowl of berries with whipped cream and walnuts sat beside me as I read my Bible. I asked, “Lord, what do You want me to know?” And He said, I love you. I love you with an everlasting love. Then gently,You’re right where you need to be....