You can be content in being alone. But within loneliness there is a longing for deeper intimacy.

There is always more of God, even when I am grieving over holes in my heart.

It’s a season where I should be grateful, but I find myself holding back. As I acknowledge my fear, I open my heart and my mouth follows.

I discovered that at the core of my being is a powerful desire to have purpose in my life.

Our core need for connection to people begins with our connection to God.

God knows the way beyond the crossroads we face and will lead us forward into what we cannot yet see.

A friend asked me about how to make successful transitions. ... I learned that you have to leave where you are to get where you are going.

We want to be noticed in such a way that our souls flower.

"KABOOMS!" stun us, surprise us, stretch us, elevate us and challenge us to be all we can be.

A decision not to speak doesn’t offer an excuse not to have a voice.

Life moves in rhythm. God made it that way.

Easter celebrates Jesus' miraculous resurrection. But what about life after Easter? What difference does Easter make in every day life?

These two friends live in our defensive reactions to not getting what we want and getting what we don’t want.

What metaphor would you use to describe the effect of the COVID-19 pandemic on your life?

Prayer is, indeed, a conversation. Me to God. God back to me.

Go Tell It On the Mountain! The Good News is for all people. Who will you tell?

Can you imagine the God of the universe held in a woman’s womb for nine months? Stunning, isn’t it?

As I contemplated our move, God asked, “What do you want?” And I felt the dread draining away.

Over those several days of helping my brother move, I watched for God and found his help. And I gave thanks for my body of work.

Recently I've started noticing just how very many souls around me express a vacant, hollow loneliness. And not just due to COVID-19.