The Gift of Surrender
This morning I remembered the simple but profound lyrics of Take My Life, and Let It Be written in 1874 by Frances Havergal. She wrote
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This morning I remembered the simple but profound lyrics of Take My Life, and Let It Be written in 1874 by Frances Havergal. She wrote
When I coach writers who feel blocked in their writing or who find they cannot make the time to complete a writing project, I find
Today we receive many weather alerts to prepare for tomorrow. Our Pennsylvania town will enjoy at least 17 inches of snow. For my readers in
This morning I read a wonderful image in God is Enough from Hannah Whitall Smith. She says to imagine all the “homely services of our
Do you know what I love about the story of Mary visiting Elizabeth in Luke 1:39 and onward? It’s Elizabeth’s attitude and good character. To
I remember how, before I understood how I was seated with Christ in the heavenly realms, before I understood how “all seats provide equal viewing
A little girl–my sweet neighbor–stands in my front yard and asks me a question: “Do you know which animal sleeps the longest?” she asks. “A
My university–like many others around the nation–will institute “Wellness Days” next semester instead of sending everyone home for Spring Break (which is canceled). My syllabus