My First Day as a Mother
Mother’s Day is a time for memories. Yes, I think of my own mother, but more recently I’ve found myself thinking about the day I became a mother. Just weeks...
8
May
28
Apr
A Quarantined Caregiver: “Click of the Lock”
For the first time in our 28 years of marriage, I am Jess’ primary caregiver…every morning starts with Jess’ care and ends with Jess’ care. We are on week six. ...
27
Apr
Advice from Psalm 46
I’ve seen it cross-stitched on wall hangings, displayed on bedside plaques, and blazoned across beautiful sunset photos on calendars. But Psalm 46 is not as...
25
Apr
Sing Your Way Through Suffering
Over the years, I have discovered that singing is not an option for Christ-followers; it’s a command. Whether Colossians 3 or Ephesians 5, we are not merely...
12
Apr
Finding that Easter Feeling
I know I’m not the only one feeling as though this Easter just doesn’t feel very… Easter-y. Ken and I will try to do our regular Easter traditions…
10
Apr
Take Heart! Hope is Here.
Take heart! Hope is here. In the midst of a time that holds much uncertainty and little hope for some, we’d like to take a moment to reflect on the ...
7
Apr
An Easter Story
Ever wonder what happened during those three days Jesus was in the grave? First, here’s the back story: when Jesus said, “It is finished” on the cross, he...
4
Apr
“We Feel the Love of God from You…”
“A new commandment I give to you, that you love one another: just as I have loved you, you also are to love one another. By this all people will ...
20
Mar
World Down Syndrome Day
Tomorrow is World Down Syndrome Day, and we’re celebrating Rebecca, one of our special friends with Down syndrome. Not very long ago, Rebecca was involved in an accident that left ...
17
Mar
The Real St. Patrick
Have you ever heard the real story of St. Patrick? You’d be hard-pressed to figure it out when you think of how St. Patrick’s Day is celebrated. The true...
