It's official...I have become my parents. I don't know when the switch officially happened, but the other day I caught myself saying something I swore I would never utter: "…because I said so!"
It's official...I have become my parents. I don't know when the switch officially happened, but the other day I caught myself saying something I swore I would never utter: "…because I said so!"
Maybe it's because the movie Cool Runnings stands as one of my favorite films growing up, but I've always been captivated by the team bobsled event.
If I had a nickel for every time some well-intentioned friend or family member asked me, "Have you ever thought about writing a book?" I would be a millionaire, okay... I'd have enough change to at least order something off the McDonald's dollar menu…
In a world marked by division and discord, it can be challenging to see how we can cultivate a sense of shared purpose. Our differences, whether they be cultural, political, or religious, often threaten to pull us apart. Yet, amid this dissonance, we find a profound invitation to follow in the footsteps of the One who exemplified love, understanding, and grace like no other.
Hitting puberty in the middle of chorus class is not ideal. I sounded like a wounded duck when we belted out Wind Beneath My Wings (ironic...I know). I tried to clear my throat, but it continued to crackle and break…
Family unites people like no other organization, association, or relationship. There is something so special, unique, and connecting about family. It is no wonder that when we read the Bible, we encounter countless stories and images of family. We see over and over in Scripture the idea of God being our father. In his letter to the churches in Ephesus, the apostle Paul uses the picture of a family to help us understand one of the most profound and powerful truths: God adopted us into His own family.