It’s Time to Start Christmas Shopping Ethical Gifts and Worthwhile Organizations
This is the first year that our family won’t have a discussion regarding the purchase of a Christmas Tree. Typically, we procrastinate until we find […]
The Beautiful Oxymoron of the Gospel
This week, a number of prominent evangelic Christian leaders released a signed statement of faith that addressed their beliefs on the role of social justice […]
Speak Out on Our Immigration Policy
Typically, I post on my blog once a week. This week, I decided that I could either spend time writing a post or spend my […]
Love Does: A Review (the book and the organization)
The name Bob Goff came up so frequently in the past year or so I had to check him out. I didn’t know much about […]
A Taste of Hope After the Long Journey
Quietly and with only the barest of necessities, a family leaves the only home they have known. They are fearful of being apprehended by […]
Forced From Home
It was a chilly day 3 months ago. I had a warm coat, but the wind occasionally kicked up, making me wish I had one […]
The Purpose Filled Wedding
Recently, I went to a fabulous wedding, truly one of the best ones ever. Like all Christ-centered weddings, it was filled with praise and worship, […]
A Mile Wide: A book review (of sorts)
Thirty years ago, I gave my life to Jesus. I was just 13 years old. Growing up in a Christian home, I had attended church […]
The Other: Our desire to separate
I am a reader. I don’t mean that each year I can check a large number of books off my laundry list of literary titles, […]
Living Passionately With Boundaries
In Father of The Bride (1991), George Banks (played by Steve Martin) is talking with his daughter’s ex-fiancé following a dramatic break-up scene. George is trying to […]