He’s a narcissist. She’s a narcissist. This term for an extremely self-centered person has been bandied about so much in recent years that it has…
View More Love One AnotherCategory: Equipping the Pastor’s Wife
All From One
Moments of pageantry and ceremony have a way of making a deep imprint. One such memory from my college years is filed away like a…
View More All From OneThen We Shall Be What We Should Be
“What do you want to be when you grow up?” frequently gets asked of children and teens. As a preschooler, my friend (and fellow PK)…
View More Then We Shall Be What We Should BeSetting Our Minds on Things Above
Our world turns swiftly. Devices ding and flash ‘very important’ messages. E-mail and phones can lead us down endless rabbit holes, consuming precious time that…
View More Setting Our Minds on Things AboveGod’s Faithfulness in the Hard
One Sunday morning in May, our family did not show up to church. That’s not normal, considering my husband, Jarod, is the pastor. It just…
View More God’s Faithfulness in the HardCounseling Your Own Heart
“While biblical truth is the basis for all godly counsel, knowing truth and applying it is not the same thing. It’s vital to know how…
View More Counseling Your Own HeartAnxiety: My Ever-Present Companion
I was driving a friend and her two little girls across a bridge connecting several small islands in Florida when the thought hit me. What…
View More Anxiety: My Ever-Present CompanionIn Times of Drought
Lately I’ve been considering what it means to be in a “desert place.” This is typical Christian terminology that I’m sure most of us are…
View More In Times of DroughtSuffering Now But Glory Ahead
“Some of God’s greatest mercies are His refusals. He says no in order that He may, in some way we cannot imagine, say yes.” Elisabeth…
View More Suffering Now But Glory AheadEvery Day Every Thought
“We destroy arguments and every lofty opinion raised against the knowledge of God, and take every thought captive to obey Christ.” – 2 Corinthians 10:5…
View More Every Day Every Thought