Forsake the basic. Pursue the deep.
This time last year I was living in a homeless shelter. That wasn't an easy reality to face back then but I was very grateful. Grateful to have a roof over mine and my children's heads, food to eat and an opportunity to start over again. I haven't been the same since. Never had I... Continue Reading →
I kind of thought the coronavirus might stick around long enough to keep us indoors on Resurrection Sunday. She has unpacked her bags and settled in like a visiting relative who doesn't care that they've overstayed their welcome. Even so, not even a pandemic has the ability to weaken the impact of what Christ accomplished... Continue Reading →
In March of last year, I found myself at the very beginning of an unexpected life transition. Forced to move out of the house I had been living in for over two years with nowhere to go except back home, I had no idea what to make of my life or what to do next.... Continue Reading →
How ironic it is that a post about good stewardship would go up a day late. And I have no valid excuse for it. I should have drank coffee instead of taking that nap I took the other day. I should have worked on this post instead of watching two movies back-to-back. None of that... Continue Reading →
Each American consumes about 20 gallons of milk every year. When you consider its smooth, creamy taste...
