Live With Flair

Sometimes when I speak before large audiences, especially in the south, I think, “I should really get a manicure. I should really do my nails.”

This morning I begin to study Paul’s letter to the church in Corinth. I’m struck by two things: First, Paul reminds his readers in 1

Sometimes I scroll through blog posts from all the years past on this very day. I like to see what I was thinking and learning

In Romans 15:29, Paul writes, “I know that when I come to you,<span class="crossreference" value="(A)” style=”font-weight: bold; vertical-align: top;”> I will come in the full measure

This morning, I was so happy just to have some time to write. It makes me sad not to write. I realized that writing is

My youngest and I put on boots to stomp in puddles. It’s warm outside! Snow melts, and glorious muddy puddles await. We go in search

Today I learn about Impossible Bottles. Have you read about the painstaking process of creating impossible scenes inside bottles (the ones with tiny, tiny necks)?

Today I remember how much pain and distress we can save ourselves if we don’t imagine what other people are thinking. You just cannot know.

Today my friend reminds me to practice different kinds of gratitude. What do you mean kinds of gratitude? She tells me that gratitude takes on

Author, scholar, and Bible translator J.B. Phillips, in his autobiography, The Price of Success, explains a particular type of soul-corrosion that comes with success. He writes: