“You Won’t Hear Me, But I’m Working.”
I’m apologizing to the United Customer Service Representative as I shake with the phone in my hand. They’ve canceled my flight back home, and after
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I’m apologizing to the United Customer Service Representative as I shake with the phone in my hand. They’ve canceled my flight back home, and after
I mention that I once made a list of all the reasons I read my Bible every day. Some students at a Cru event last
With my flight delayed because of fog in Pennsylvania–and a resulting missed connection in Washington–I did the unthinkable for me: I rented a car and
I’m reaching the point in my life where I’m OK with more and more uncertainty. I can now reframe fear and anxiety into faith and
Psalm 18 has completely disintegrated in my Bible because of how much I’ve read it. I credit this Psalm–and the Lord’s promises in it–as saving
Two different students say, “I wasn’t gonna come. But I did. I showed up.” Excuses abound: it’s too cold, too early, too embarrassing to read
We played Monopoly and card games. We lounged about. We stayed warm under blankets. We watched live television game shows. I told my girls that