Live With Flair

I remember how years ago I learned that the Holy Spirit is always a voice a hope. I learned that I could ask God for

I had some hours of true rest today, and I knew it. How? I knew I was resting because of one adjective: leisurely. I leisurely

As students build professional materials–including resumes, cover letters, and mission statements–we ask good questions to help uncover strengths and talents we might not know we possess.

This morning I read the familiar passage in 1 Samuel 17 of the young David’s defeat of Goliath with the stone and the sling. I’m

Today a friend reminds me of what powerful things happen when we allow for spontaneity.  We discuss this in terms of the early church and

It’s a busy time of year with back-to-school, teaching assignments, and writing. Add in cleaning, meal planning, clothing shopping (children grow!), and connecting with neighbors,

All year, I’ve been examining how God guards our lives. The verb, guard, appears all over the Bible. But it presents as protect, watch, keep,

After all these years, I’m still so excited to teach first semester freshmen. There’s this sense of overwhelming possibility, of a fresh start, of crafting

I’m currently obsessed with mint and lime infused water. I chop up my fresh mint from the garden, slice up some lime, add ice, fill

Today my daughter and I took a very old dog on a lunchtime walk because her family was traveling for the day. When you walk