Why New Year’s Day Might Be The Most Holy Of All
Here we are, in the no man’s land of holidays between Thanksgiving/Christmas and Easter. What’s a person to do with New Year’s Day? Make resolutions to be soon forgotten and […]
Category Archives: walking with Jesus
How To Radically Change A Life {with a shoebox}
Okay, have we all sufficiently raided the chocolate out of the kids’ Halloween candy? Are you shifting your focus to the holidays ahead, looking for meaningful activities to do with […]
How To Be Thankful {when the washer overflows}
Well, there might have been a superb photo inserted here of our laundry room and adjoining hallways, closet, and bedroom doorway completely saturated after our washer decided to overflow Saturday […]
Get Your Whole Life Sorted {before school starts}, Part 1
I’ve been feeling that sort of low-level stress creep in as we are in the final countdown to a new school year. My days are already filling up with meetings […]
For The Days You’re Just Not Brave Enough {for motherhood}
I don’t mind the noise. And I don’t mind the long hours. The mess, the laundry, the dirt, the repetition: they all seem just par for the course to me. […]
A Perfect {post-surgery} Little Girl Gift
I’m not quite sure why Bella holds such a special place in my heart. Maybe it’s that she so beautifully embodies a theme I love so dearly:Â recognizing the exquisite […]
A {total sweet spot} Week In The Life At CampClem
What a fun week I’ve had here at CampClem! I was completely energized because I got to spend my week thoroughly exhausting myself doing some things I love. Energized by […]
How To Be A Pastor’s Wife {and be yourself}
When my sweet husband and I got married a dozen years ago in the church where he had already been serving for a couple of years, he gave me several […]
{why I’m thankful for} a nail in my tire
My mother takes a month-long trip to England each year to visit friends, family, and country. My father doesn’t go, but he always seems to manage–every year–to give her some […]
What The Christian Life {actually} Looks Like
When I first became a Christ-follower, and for many years before and some years after, I thought that following Jesus looked like this: Beautiful but confined. Well-formed, but constricted. Rigid. […]
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