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Summer can be a beautiful season of togetherness—and also a testing ground for patience.

“Advent”, over the past several years the word has become almost synonymous with Christmas.

As believers, when we abandon the order of Scripture then we embrace the chaos of life. And nothing good ever comes from that.

It is time to reverse our nation’s ethical free fall. And this week, on September 24, we’ll get started in a big way.

Last year, I wanted to make sure that my kids looked beyond their Christmas wish lists and saw into the needs of others. I wanted to feel that too. But I wonder...Was my heart right in the serving? Or did I just trade one kind of busy for another?...

We women are notorious for being hard on ourselves. We beat ourselves up for the wrong we’ve done at the end of the day, but if we take a closer look, I think we might find that we’re not doing all that terribly...

What's your year been like? Anything you wish you could forget? Things you are completely grateful for?

I pictured my Sara, now 8-&-1/2, in her early 20’s. She was sitting with her girlfriends in a college dorm, or with a boyfriend on a date, or, let’s be honest here, in a therapist’s office. And I could hear her saying, "I know my mom loved me,...

This year...ask God to reveal Himself to you...what does He want for you this Christmas? I can tell you for sure it's not migraines and going into debt and more impatience than usual. He wants to give you peace. Let Him.

A friend invited me to be a part of a pretty special occasion in the life of her family...the birth of her first son. In a strange way it made me long for heaven. I caught a glimpse of newness. New beginnings. A new family. New mercies.

Summer's officially here. And as I prepare myself for 81 days of me and my growing kids, I realize that I don’t want them to just lay around. I don’t want to hear ten times a day, "There’s nothing to do…"

"I look at the enormity of the problem and I can’t help but think, ‘what can one person do?’" It’s occurred to me that I used to think that way but that I don’t anymore.

We are only eight days into 2020, and the news is already bleak. How is it then, that one reads the news from a Christian point-of-view.

God is still a fortress today.