I’ve read this before, and any kid who grew up going to Sunday school or Vacation Bible School has doubtless heard the story of how David slew the giant Goliath. But as a writer, I like to imagine that David’s speech was loud and mighty and that he resounded with his audience just like William Wallace or Aragorn. But whether he shouted or spoke quietly, David went out with confidence because he knew that the fight belonged to the Lord.
Continue ReadingThe Strength of Sacrifice
When I found out I was pregnant the first time, I was heartbroken. I took a pregnancy test on Mother’s Day (I know, ironic) of 2010 and found myself devastated and overwhelmed. I was terrified. My mind was racing, scared of all that I was going to have to give up. All the things I loved and enjoyed were going to change: my job, my education, my marriage, my body, my mental sanity, my sleep, my freedom, my relationships, my pride, my selfishness. How could I possibly do this? I was horrified of all I was going to have to sacrifice. It all seemed daunting, impossible, and I didn’t want to do it.
Continue ReadingBetter Things Ahead
I’m learning to stop obsessing over the mistakes of my past, trusting the One who has already covered them.
Continue ReadingFather, Into Your Hands…
She learned she needed to let go and trust God with her daughter’s life.
Continue ReadingMark and Peter Telling the Story
Every single story of redemption, restoration, and resurrection in the name of Jesus Christ is worth telling. I would like to suggest that you tell as many people as you can.
Continue ReadingMulti-Tasking
The chaos of parenthood, which many of you know all too well, reminds me of the well-known story of Mary and Martha.
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