I love books that not only entertain but also teach. Books that are filled with wisdom in such a way that you don’t always realize the depth of the lessons … Continue reading Book Review: The Girl Who Could Breathe Under Water
Book Review: Never Leave Me
Never Leave Me is the second book in the “Waters of Time” series by author Jody Hedlund. I loved the first book (review here) so I was thrilled to find … Continue reading Book Review: Never Leave Me
An Unwanted Journey: Part Two
I want to be upfront that what I’m about to say does not reflect our current church home – we are very grateful for the fact that they never bring … Continue reading An Unwanted Journey: Part Two
An Unwanted Journey: Part One
I am not afraid to be uncomfortable. I learned fourteen years ago to embrace it and even ask for it. I spent 2007 asking God to make me uncomfortable because … Continue reading An Unwanted Journey: Part One
New Playroom and Redemptive Joy
It’s been almost six years since I wrote this post about the playroom we created for Tori in the midst of medical appointments and uncertainty. It was a project of … Continue reading New Playroom and Redemptive Joy
You Are Probably Being Manipulated
I wrote this Tweet a little over a month ago as a quick expression of a much deeper conversation happening within my mind. The longer I have been removed from … Continue reading You Are Probably Being Manipulated
Book Review: Tacos for Two
Tacos for Two by Betsy St. Amant is a fun, compelling story of unexpected romance – and a lot of Mexican food. From the back of the book: Rory Perez, … Continue reading Book Review: Tacos for Two
What I ask when I feel offended…
When I feel offended by something or learn new information that goes against what I currently believe, I’ve learned to embrace this perfect opportunity to sit in that feeling for … Continue reading What I ask when I feel offended…
Maybe there’s little to fear…
I have found myself so much more at peace since discovering this truth: The other party isn’t my enemy, isn’t out to destroy our country, and isn’t evil. It’s so … Continue reading Maybe there’s little to fear…
Book Review: Under the Bayou Moon
Under the Bayou Moon by Valerie Fraser Luesse is a captivating journey to 1940s rural Louisiana. I was drawn in from the beginning and felt as though I had been … Continue reading Book Review: Under the Bayou Moon
Even So, Joy 