The margin between what those in poverty have and what they need is thin and they are begging God for someone to show up, to use what they have, to be present.
The faithful always believe that there are ways to shape laws to be faithfully just and faithfully compassionate.
There are women who don’t have to go home, because they are already home in Christ, and know they are Gospel-sent in countless ways so more will come Home.
The goal is not to win but to be like Christ.
In order to move from awareness to acknowledgment, we must first be brave enough to accept the historical truths and modern realities.
Part of our healing comes through lament, acknowledging our pain and the truth of it.
We need an experience with the Word in the world that penetrates the recesses of our hearts.
The day everything came to a head was my first experience holding a weeping abuse victim. She was in her thirties; I was nine.
Jesus spoke life-altering words, but He backed them up with redemptive action—not only on the cross but through the way He loved people.
If only we would stop listening to our measuring sticks and scales and start listening to our promises.
It’s always easier to see the blindspots of another culture, and another political position, and another’s heart, than it is our own.
Have you ever looked into the eyes of another woman and known in your deepest soul that she understands pain and suffering unlike most? That’s Lindsey Wheeler — and I…
The thing about the love of God is that its depth and purity is so beyond our comprehension that it can be a lifelong process to get to a place where we understand that He loves us anyway.
This is the heart of the matter: God can do anything.
It’s time to stop the theft of your identity and gain stability through rescuing the significance of the person you were created to be.
