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I ask my students what they’ve been learning most about themselves during the COVID-19 pandemic. We discuss how much–despite all the fear and sickness in

My husband told me of something he began to consider as he read Philippians 4 yesterday. Of course I was delighted because his insights centered

After realizing the exhaustion of teaching virtually, I’ve learned some things. I’m too tired, and I don’t know why. As my wise friend stated yesterday,

In a time of so much uncertainty, I take more delight in certain things. I note how the Weeping Cherry will bloom on schedule. I

It’s bound to happen. I can already see it. We might start comparing our lives. Some people shelter-in-place in lavish, well-stocked vacation homes, far from

I don’t know about you, but if I’m having a bad moment as I think about COVID-19, I feel overwhelmed when people call or text

After two weeks of teaching virtually at Penn State, I’ve learned some things: Teaching virtually is not the same thing as launching an online class.

This morning, I read David’s words in Psalm 57: “Have mercy on me, O God, have mercy on me, for in you my soul takes

This morning, I was so encouraged as I joined in our daily prayer time with Cru graduate student ministry leaders. Ashley asked everyone to share

With all of us working together at home, it’s been difficult to figure out how to be together while giving one another space. My husband,