Still I Will Follow...
Why I Wrote My Book
Desert Seasons: Rest, Refreshment, Relationship
We’ve all been through hard seasons. Sometimes those are just dry spells other times severe droughts. Sometimes they are of our own making, but often […]
Press Down and Shaken Together
“Give, and it will be given to you. A good measure, pressed down, shaken together and running over, will be poured into your lap. For […]
What Does Restoration Look Like?
I will restore to you the years that the swarming locusts has eaten, the hopper, the destroyer, and the cutter, my great army, which I […]
Once Upon This Time: Cover Reveal
I’m very excited to be almost ready to launch my first book, a collection of short stories. I’ve gotten my book back from my editor, […]
New Year’s Eve Ramblings: 25 Years of Change and Going Strong
Each December 31st, I write a post reflecting on the past year and planning for the future. Today, as we enter a new decade, I […]
Christmas Romance Novel Challenge
Christmas is in the air, despite the desires of so many to hold back the evergreen tide until at least the end of the Macy’s […]
Love Covers a Multitude of Sins
Earlier this week, my newsfeed filled up with criticism against a prominent Christian leader whose negative comments about another prominent Christian leader were widely unpopular. […]
Something’s Got To Give
I’ve heard various takes of the “you can’t have it all” mindset. The version that says “you can have it all, but not at the […]
Giving Up
A combination of a sore throat, poor decisions (in the form of some really great books), and a 46 year old body has left be […]
A Wine Tasting Guide for the Non-Wine Drinker
I love my family, but I hate wine. Thus began my quandary. My sister was organizing a group to go on a wine train excursion […]
September for Teachers and Parents
When I was a child, I loved school. Sure I was excited for days off and summertime, but I truly enjoyed going to school. I […]
Rolling With the Punches
Some of life’s punches are excruciating and life-altering. They mold us into new people. In the midst of the struggle it would be incomprehensible to […]