Jesus Feminist. It took me months to get through this book – not because it was a difficult read, but because it was a great one. I would read up to a point, and then I’d have to set it down and just think about it for awhile. And then life would happen. And then I’d pick…
If there is only one book you read this fall, it needs to be Interrupted, by Jen Hatmaker. I’m not kidding. If you’re a follower of Jesus, it’s a MUST-READ. (And I Say That With Capital Letters. Because I Really Mean It.) And if you aren’t a follower of Jesus – then I would humbly ask…
— 1 — As I mentioned last week, I am in Connecticut this week with my family, and it was quite the adventure getting here. It’s the first time I’ve ever had a flight cancelled after I’d checked in for it. The airline was very apologetic, and within 3 hours, I had tickets for another flight the next day…
— 1 — I generally try to value time and not write it off with phrases like “I am so glad this week is almost over!” But while I am glad to be alive and relatively healthy, let’s just say that I am also really looking forward to next week’s arrival. (That’s the most positive way I…
“A guide to grieving well.” Couldn’t we all have used one the first time we encountered grief? (And every time thereafter?) In Invitation to Tears, Jonalyn Fincher and Aubrie Hills artfully weave both their stories and their studies to create a compassionate guide to the experience of grief. Focused mainly on grief associated with death (but…
