When Wisdom Doesn’t Mean What We Think It Means
What I Thought Wisdom Meant We use the word “wisdom” quite often, usually to describe someone who knows more, someone with experience, someone who can give the right…
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Category: Woman in the Bible
When a Woman Redirected the Story
I want to write about something that is often considered controversial. Have you ever heard someone say that the Bible is male chauvinistic? That God seems to speak…
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Like Father Like Daughter
Like Father, Like Son? Have you heard the phrase, “Like father, like son”? When my daughters were born, people would often say, “She looks just like you,” or…
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When God Is Near but Not Honored
Have you ever been caught off guard by someone you never expected to come through? Let me explain. You’re working on something, and it isn’t going the way…
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When a Prayer Is Bigger Than the One Who Prays
Have you seen in movies where two people, born in different places, move through separate stories but only to meet at a single moment where something much bigger…
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Commitment on Our Terms
Where Money Was Handled Carefully I grew up in a home where money was handled carefully. We were taught to be cautious, to secure what we had and…
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Why Do I Celebrate Christmas? — Part 2
I was rereading what I wrote on “Why I Celebrate Christmas?” and I truly felt there was something that I missed to convey, or perhaps the manner in…
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Why Do I Celebrate Christmas?
Christmas Without Scripture Is Just a Story Over the past week, I found myself sitting with a question I couldn’t easily brush aside, why do I celebrate Christmas?…
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The Lines We Draw
The Lines I Drew Around Food I’m reading Deuteronomy 12, and it reminded me of something funny from my own life—food. I’m a vegetarian, and for a long…
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The Lord Loves You
Why Me and My Family Over the past few months, one thing I continually thank God for is where I was and where I am now. Yet there’s…
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