A Sacred Pathway
On Friday, before speaking at a MOPS group about slowing down in our fast-paced world, I stopped to snap a
On Friday, before speaking at a MOPS group about slowing down in our fast-paced world, I stopped to snap a
As steam wafted from the bowl of macaroni and cheese, our son would pray.Quite young at the time, maybe four
For Mega Memory Month January 2010, I’ll be working on Colossians 1.The thought is (I admit this may be a
Shhhh…People are quieting down all over the place.They’re discovering how to be still … or, at least, they’re trying to.They’re
In our Sunday morning class at church, we’re studying the little books of the New Testament. Last week was Philemon;
My sister-in-law Marj was instrumental in connecting me with a retreat-planning committee that organized a “Day of Reflection.” I was
As I mentioned in a recent post, I only read a few early chapters in Acedia & me, by Kathleen
My sister-in-law sent some song lyrics to me in an e-mail. She said she heard it performed by a choir
The Mother Letter Project was an act of love that led to a published book. Inspired by a blog called
My soul thirsts for God, for the living God. When can I go and meet with God?(Psalm 42:2)This morning I
Those MMM participants who are working on something like “Jabberwocky” or the Preamble to the Constitution are committed to valuable memory work at an
Prairie Prologue reminded me that it’s Thankful Thursday. She linked to the carnival hub at Sting My Heart.So I pause,
Scroll down about halfway, if you’d prefer to eschew the long, somewhat tedious, personal introduction. A trip that we took to
Last Saturday, as we anticipated our last day all together in Holland—and given our little family’s impending departure, our extended
The cover article for the current issue of Atlantic magazine (July/August) is entitled “Is Google Making Us Stoopid?” Hm. Is it?Author Nicholas Carr writes: