Live With Flair

Just as before, and just as they will continue to, the daffodils begin blooming. Daffodils always come into focus after a long, dark winter. That’s

Today I remind my students that today might be the day they meet a lifelong friend.  As they meet up in new writing groups, I

It’s amazing to consider the overwhelming truth of 2 Corinthians 12:7-10. In this passage, you’ll find another unusual and upsetting verb: torment. Torment means severe

I’m learning that one of the marks of enjoyable adulthood is knowing you have a competency that a community values. In other words, you’ve developed

I’m writing on the theme of friendship for some devotional material, and I remember a special verse in Romans 1:11-12 where Paul writes something precious

As I continue to live in a family and larger community, I realize the various pacing of my family members and friends. The energy levels,

This morning I recalled the wisdom of Elizabeth George and others who taught me some basic housekeeping principles early on in my adult life. Normally,

If you study the number of times Christians are reminded to endure, you’ll find great hope today. The Greek translation of the verb means to

On Sunday, my husband brings home two Jiffy Greenhouses from Lowes. They cost about $2.00, so you can spend some change on all kinds of

My youngest daughter asks the family if we know how ancient people passed the time long ago. “What did they do when they were bored?