When You’ve Changed
I love teaching the single-event memoir to students because they learn how to look at times in their lives when they changed. Great stories show
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I love teaching the single-event memoir to students because they learn how to look at times in their lives when they changed. Great stories show
Today my daughter tells me how much she enjoys this one person at school because this person is “original.” Originality! I haven’t heard that compliment
As I look back on the last few years of ministry, I take note of the predictable forms of spiritual warfare most noted in scripture.
I picture David there in the cold, dark cave. I picture him there, afraid and yet so authentically desperate for God that people came to
Today I stood outside by the Weeping Cherry tree to detach what seemed like one hundred little snowflakes and icicles we attached with wire hooks.
You write no matter what. No matter where. You write even with a cat on your lap who swats at your fingers as you move
Two of my students serve as volunteer firefighters, and today we have a brief discussion about why one shouldn’t open windows during a house fire.
Today I prayed and confessed about one of the ways I know God wants to teach me to become more like Jesus: in His love
You’re home now. I say the expression to a teen wearied from stress and difficult social interactions. I say the expression to my middle schooler
When in distress, I wonder where we look for help. Today I love the encouragement to look to the Lord and His strength and to