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So, we’re looking at colleges. And whether you say it or not, I know it’s scary.

I am often asked how to know if you’re ready to date or if it’s shortchanging the sovereignty of God by getting out there and trying something like online dating.

Being a part of a couple is great, but it’s not the all in all.

I believe that God does not wish for you to live in constant relational strife. God does not want you to repeat mistakes because you are used to pain.

Sometimes you need to admit that you can't fix everything on your own.

I’m a mother who, after 20 years of hands-on mothering, only kind of has an outlet for mothering. I’m pretty much done and yet also not really quite yet.

Warning: Some of you are not going to like this post. I can almost hear the comments rolling in now.

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

My 4 ½-year-old daughter, Sara, just asked me the other day if I would give her money for college. Where does my daughter come up with this stuff? She's not even in preschool yet and she wants to talk college.

"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.

Being a single mom is hard. It’s physically hard, emotionally hard, and spiritually hard. We battle loneliness, insecurities, doubts, exhaustion, and fear, and we do so, for the most part, all on our own. Single moms need your help.

Jesus has been with you, he is with you now, and he will be with you.

These words are typically used to keep someone from divorcing, or to point out why someone’s life is so difficult, as in, "Well, what did you expect? God hates divorce…"