When Welcoming the Stranger Changes Your Own World
Before I even knew him, he called me friend.
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Traveling a Winding Road from our Suburbs to our Sahara: Going Global as an Ordinary Person
It starts with us—ordinary, regular us—taking one step, then two, and then a hundred small steps in an intentional direction.
What We Can Offer to a World Crying Out (and it’s not what you think)
In the span of God’s wide and rowdy family, we all belong to one another and there is no such thing as other people’s children.
Adoption, Conversations, Eucharistic Living, Faith, Family, humility, Refiner's Fire, Seeing God, The Broken Way, The Way of Abundance, Unity
Cure for Lust of a Good Image: When Your Family Isn’t Really Who You Think
We are family not because we bear the same last name — but because we bear the image of the same God.
When You’re Struggling With Mid-Life & a 40-Something Birthday & Another Year Older
Dear Mid-life, 40-Something Birthday — Blow out your dripping candles from the Dollar Store this week, circling there on your gluten-free birthday cake like a miniature candlelight vigil because there…
How You Hold a Surprising Key to Changing a Skeptical, Hurting World
We make gospel bridges into our home because we notice the people around us and their needs.
Either You Change the World or You let the World Change You: How to Change the World & Be Changed the Most
When we change the world for someone else, we change it for ourselves too.
you’d better believe that you’re a heroine
Often what we need to hear most is reflected back to us through the journey of someone else.
what we’re called really sticks: how our words can change a life
Woman. She is so treasured and essential that God couldn’t pull His pen through even one chapter of His epic tale without her flowing from His heart and onto the page.
at the end of one year & before a new year: how to anchor our souls in a drifting world
Aren’t we all looking for the same exact things, to be accepted and loved in our brokenness?
1 Remarkably Simple Way To Live Good Faith: when society thinks people of faith are irrelevant & extreme
Christ calls us beyond our fears and desire for comfort to trust Him.
