Live With Flair

I’m listening to a professor who teaches on adolescence and girlhood describe what happens to identity in a culture of selfies posted on social media.

Sometimes I sit in my chair with my Bible and journal, and I grapple with all sorts of complex theological issues. If I’m not careful,

I read the simple reality in Psalm 139:5 that God “hems” us in, and His hand rests upon us. The verb hem means to completely

I notice the strangest thing: the old, gnarled trunk of the Weeping Cherry–the same angry trunk that looks haunted and dead–has blossomed into the most

I’m not sure why, but I rarely find students using verbs that start with the letter B. I check. I do. It’s a strange phenomenon

When my youngest was just a toddler, we visited a home where the mother displayed the weekly dinner menu on a big chalkboard in her

As I listen to a Christian professor discussing what motivates his research, I’m so struck by his claim. He says, “God gives us significant insights.

Our days of childhood school projects for the S.L.A.M fair (Science, Literature, Art, and Music) will end after just next year. As I get ready

Do you remember how our daughters planted all their seeds in their mini greenhouses several weeks ago? Well, we realize that we began the process

1. The sound of a creek flowing over rocks that I heard this morning (I visited a retreat center where I parked my car next