When Hard Things and Faith Intersect
When hard things strike, although our natural response is to fix it or flee, God gives us the choice to trust Him with the outcome.
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Your Simple Pot of Soup Can Be a World-Changer—Literally
We do anything we can think of to alleviate their pain, to remind them they’re worthy of lovingkindness—because God says they are.
In Crazy Times, Why Your Quiet Time isn’t Working: 5 Key Tools to Count on for an Encounter with God (Warning: Only Use these Best Resources if You Want Dramatic Change)
Smack dab in the middle of a world of crisis and a war zone of words being volleyed back and forth from all kinds of sides — and all kinds…
When Friendships Hurt
What I was being accused of is not reflective of the type of person I want to be.
Discovering Your Purpose in the Midst of Pain
For godly people and leaders specifically, pain is often the tool God uses to help us realize our passion and purpose.
We Disagree, Therefore I Need You
Sincere believers can disagree on certain matters, sometimes quite strongly, and still maintain deep respect, honor, and affection toward each other.
Black Girl. White World.
May we show the world whose we are by our love for one another.
The Gift of Peoples’ Presence
I wasn’t hungry, but I was starving for space, for the comfort in knowing that no words are needed to experience the fullness of being wholly alive.
Our Own Worst Enemy
Every single woman I have encountered has battled the same thing.
Hate Cannot Drive Out Hate: Only Love Can Do That
How do imperfect, frail human beings find the resources to heal from distancing and rejection, to respond to such violence with such love, and to commit to “work on their own healing” instead of retaliating with their own forms of aggression?
Is there more to this Christian life than we have experienced?
The Enemy is out to steal, kill, and destroy. But we have been given all the tools we need to fight and win.
You Don’t Have to Chase Shadows Anymore
With more than fifteen years of counseling experience, I have learned that both those who follow Jesus and those who do not are longing and desperately searching for happiness.
How Acknowledgment and Lament Lead to Healing
In order to move from awareness to acknowledgment, we must first be brave enough to accept the historical truths and modern realities.
How To Have a Gentle Answer
For all of us, the universal call is to lay down our swords, listen, learn from our differences, and build something beautiful.
The Best Way to Disagree
It’s a relationship that is beautifully flawed, continually worked on, and sealed in sacrifice.
