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A Note to Younger Mothers

As I reflect on all of the ways that I’ve spent my life, there is nothing more sacred and significant than my role as a mother.  I am in the final leg of the journey of raising my sons, as my firstborn is finishing up his senior year and preparing to go to...

My New Goal

It’s confession time.  I’m a slob.  My house is always a mess (a productive mess, but a mess).  As my husband aptly puts it, “Space, you clean like a tornado”, meaning I start a million projects, and never quite complete any of them (sigh).  At...

The Man at the Pool

I have been enthralled, lately, with the way that Jesus interacted with people during his short time on this earth.  I’m reading steadily through the Gospels (the first 4 books of the New Testament that chronicle His life).  The other morning, I found myself at...

The Sweetest Discipline

I recall years ago, hearing someone, very accurately, say “The Discipline of the Lord is sweet, ya’all!”. When He convicts us of sin, it is so distinctly different than any human rebuke, and never carries with it any sort of guilt or condemnation....

Israel’s Story and Our’s

One of the most retold stories of all must be the story of Israel’s exodus out of Egypt.  It’s plastered all over Scripture.  Paul regurgitated it countless times to various audiences.  Stephen told it at his own execution.  We can read it in Exodus and...

The Way of Seeing

I’m falling in-love all over again with the story of the unnamed woman in Luke 7, who enters the Pharisees’ house with heart intent on one audience… the One able to forgive.  This is a story of 3 distinctly different people: one, a woman known only by her sexual...

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