Certainly you made my mind and heart; you wove me together in my mother’s womb. (Psalm 139:13, NET) The human body is an amazing, intricate masterpiece created by an Intelligence far deeper than anything we can yet fathom. We’ve learned … Continue reading Glad to Be in 2014
Life as a homeschooling mom is not made of rainbows and sugar cookies and unicorns flying around in the back yard. Nor is it a walk through the fiery depths of hell, dodging land mines and fire-breathing dragons. Usually, my … Continue reading The Dragon In Me
Three point nine miles. That is how close the Ebola scrutiny has come to my house, and I am ready to circle the wagons. Bar the door. Erect a force field. Grab a towel and whatever you do, Don’t Panic! … Continue reading Grab Your (Bleached) Towel and Carry On
September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month. Until I met my friends the Millers, I was careful to pray for children with cancer, but I did so in an ignorant, far away-hasn’t-happened-to-anyone-I-know sort of way. I’d see the commercials for St. … Continue reading Shining the Light on Childhood Cancer: One Story
I’ve always been the kind of girl who thrives on praise. Notice my word choice here. I didn’t say that I “like” praise, or that I “enjoy” praise. I feel my heart swell up like petals greeting the morning. I … Continue reading The Pitfalls of Praise
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