A Lively Faith
On our trip to South Carolina a few weeks ago, we visited the Chapel of Ease, built circa 1740 as
On our trip to South Carolina a few weeks ago, we visited the Chapel of Ease, built circa 1740 as
On summer Sundays in the small country church where I worshiped as a 12-year-old girl, someone would open the windows
From Prayer, by Philip Yancey: “Be still and know that I am God”: the Latin imperative for “be still” is
On Sunday, we lit the first candle of our Advent wreath and talked about the prophecies that Jesus fulfilled and
Poetry’s been on my mind quite a bit lately.First, there are my poem-promoting/poem-lovin’ friends. Yes, indeed, a lot of my
David C. Cook Publishing made sure I received a copy of Not So Fast to have, hold, hug, smell, flip
This morning, the guest speaker at our church told a story about Abraham Lincoln that he said was most likely
In college, James Dobson’s goal was to become the school’s tennis champion, which he achieved. In chapter 3 of The Purpose
The story about Ryan Hall in Runner’s World is as much about his faith as his running, because it’s a profile on