The kids and I were playing in the driveway last year, when a tiny visitor swooped into our garage. “Mom, it’s a hummingbird!” my son yelled, and he was right. We watched the little guy fly around for ... Read More about Fly Low Enough to Be Free
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Platform to Gallows: 6 Warnings from the Rise and Fall of Esther’s Haman
Haman’s meteoric rise to influence happened like it does for most people: He was in the right place at the right time. The king’s top two officials got busted in an assignation attempt, and Haman ... Read More about Platform to Gallows: 6 Warnings from the Rise and Fall of Esther’s Haman
No, He Won’t Meet You Halfway: Our Glorious Whole-Way Savior
I’ll meet you halfway. It’s an expression most of us live out every day. We see our children going the extra mile on their chores, so we pitch in to help. An estranged friend tries to make things ... Read More about No, He Won’t Meet You Halfway: Our Glorious Whole-Way Savior
My Father in Famine
"In the days when the judges ruled there was a famine in the land." Ruth 1:1 Crops weren’t growing. Storehouses were emptied. Leaders rose and fell one after another. They could command armies ... Read More about My Father in Famine
We’re on Our Knees. Rise Up, O Judge of the Earth.
This is not a random Psalm I picked out to fit a message. The message of this Psalm was picked out to fit me. Our women’s ministry has been reading through the Psalms every day for three months, and ... Read More about We’re on Our Knees. Rise Up, O Judge of the Earth.
Michal at the Window: 5 Lessons from a Bitter Woman
It was a party like no other. All Israel flooded the streets to welcome the arrival of the Ark of the Covenant. They sang. They sacrificed. They worshipped. And you know they ate. King David ordered ... Read More about Michal at the Window: 5 Lessons from a Bitter Woman