Live With Flair

Today my friend shares with me a link to a BuzzFeed article on 32 of the Most Beautiful Words in the English Language. I do love

Out here in Colorado, you learn the definition of gulch. In fact, you learn about gullies, gorges, ravines, canyons, and valleys. Yes, gulch can mean

I’ve been studying the idea of God as our refuge who is within us as we are within Him. It’s such a mystery in Ephesians

I’m reminded of C.S. Lewis’ description of the new Narnia in the final book of The Chronicles of Narnia, The Last Battle.  Lewis says of

I love to read the way in which frazzled and depressed King David settles himself down in Psalm 13. He feels forgotten, scared, lonely, and

When I was in 3rd grade, I lived on the military base in Ft. Lewis, Washington. Across the street from our house, an old fence

I want to turn to my thirsty daughter and say, “Slake your thirst with this cold glass of lemonade.” Slake: to quench or satisfy.  I’m

I’ve been thinking about the afternoon walk to combat the afternoon slump. It’s the perfect solution to what wanes in me between 1:00 and 3:00

I’m listening to a professor who has taught the Bible for over 35 years. He apologizes that he cannot contain himself; he’s gripped with passion

I’m back in the Rocky Mountains, and I know this truth: What’s above me–the glorious expanse of it that I cannot contain within the scope