Hearing God
They Didn't Come in Cold
The secret to an hour-long creative session is what happened in the days before it. Four musicians, one song, and a method that transfers.
Hearing God
The secret to an hour-long creative session is what happened in the days before it. Four musicians, one song, and a method that transfers.
Healing & Freedom
The hunger pangs of a diet. An overwhelming week. A hospital stay. As Corrie ten Boom found in Ravensbrück, what changes isn't the circumstance, but whether we’ve dedicated it to the Lord.
Hearing God
Conviction is specific, resolves, and leaves no regret. The vague apology for being alive is something else entirely.
Feelings & the Body
For six years I thought my happiness was a mask over suppressed rage. It wasn't. Thinking happy thoughts about bubblegum at the dissolution of the world is a real problem—but so is assuming your joy was never real.
Healing & Freedom
I started studying healing prayer so I would never have to tell another person my baggage. That's pretty … independent, shall we say. It also didn't work.
Healing & Freedom
She asked God's forgiveness and still wasn't free. But God has the creativity and power to help us break free of any mess we find ourselves in.
Word Studies
What a father's astonishment at his son's gifts taught me about Luke 2:52—and why favor with God isn't the same as being loved more.
Word Studies
A word on Luke 6:35, a reflection on the lonely work of standing guard, and two ducks that changed the way a dead pine came down.
Word Studies
Eternal conscious torment isn't the only view the historic church has held. Annihilationism, universal reconciliation, and trusting the Judge of all the earth.
Protection & Spiritual Warfare
A blessing for relationships that honor your heart, your calling, and your future.
Rest, Time & Hurry
I have optimized my life for productivity since I was fourteen. Then came a three-day fast, two days in bed, and more hospital nights than all five of my births combined.
Word Studies
A verse in Proverbs, read with a different Father in mind.