“I am my beloved’s, and my beloved is mine.” Song of Solomon 6:3, NASB [su_spacer] The moment I saw him come through the door, I was awestruck. His body language spoke of confidence, and his presence caused my heart to skip a beat or two. I wondered if I would have an opportunity to know…
A life-changing moment in my life occurred on a regular day while cooking a regular dinner in my regular kitchen. As I stood near the stove, warming a skillet, my husband made his way from the living room sofa to the kitchen to turn down the flame underneath the pan. As his hand reached for…
“Wait. Why should I care about Passover? I’m a Christian. Isn’t that a Jewish thing?” I frequently hear this response when I speak about “Passover for Christians.” Yes, Passover is a “Jewish thing,” but it is also a “Christian thing!” The two are closely related. Jesus celebrated Passover all of His life, including the night…
When my husband and I first began dating, I was often disappointed by his lack of romantic gestures. I had a high standard. I deserved to be treated as some royal, majestic daughter of the King—ha! Now don’t get me wrong, as daughters of the One True King, we inherit His riches and His power because…
“I asked God for a bike, but I know He doesn’t work that way. So I stole one and asked for forgiveness.” [su_spacer] Funny, right? But this comedic story is laced with uncomfortable truths. [su_spacer] Truth we don’t want to acknowledge. Truth about how we see God. Truth about trust. Truth about control. Truth…
“Relationships are not one thing God is up to; they are the only thing God is up to.” The first time I heard that statement, I had to chew on it before I understood it. Twenty years later, I agree with it more than ever and believe it to be Biblically sound & vitally important….
“Is it possible for a ministry wife to have friends in the church?” Almost every time ministry wives get together for a workshop, retreat, or conference, someone asks this question. The question is understandable. We watch members come to church and form relationships, but we may not be as quickly invited into the same. If…
Social. Distancing. Two words that, before 2020, seemed to somehow not go together at all. Yet here we are, in February of 2021, still feeling the effects of our socially-distanced pandemic year. Many of us have lost loved ones, church members, friends, or have at least ministered to those grappling with the permanent heartache brought…
My dear friends, when Diane asked me to write about “hope,” I found this letter I wrote to my daughter several years ago. I was going through her spiritual inheritance, and I came to this…contentment. You might think ‘contentment’ and ‘hope’ are two completely different things, but they are not. Hope thrives when planted in the…
While mailing a package at the post office this week, I became keenly aware of someone staring at me. It was that uneasy feeling of being watched; you know what I mean. At first, I looked around quickly and didn’t see the little boy peering over the table where I worked to affix a label….
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