Live With Flair

With my adventure in online learning, I continue to try new things. I produced video recordings of essay commentary in addition to written feedback (just

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