We will find a time to deal with the issues this season has revealed in us, in God's timing.

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

We can’t wait. We don’t watch television week to week, we binge entire seasons in forty-eight hours. ... But what if patience is necessary?

Ever struggle with depression? I mean, ever admit that you struggle with depression? Sarah Robinson gives us all the courage we need to...

I am struggling with my faith right now - it doesn't fit. I have found it to be too small for the big challenges I face.

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

I remember when I first became aware of some of my own core beliefs … and how they were rooted in the voices of bullies from childhood.

What “yes” might God be inviting you to offer in the new normal of now? Christine Wagoner shares her yes while prodding us towards our...

In my work to find miracles in the midst of the brokenness, I can’t escape the fact that there is no such thing as grace without truth.

Life moves in rhythm. God made it that way.

I realized that as I was watching her story I was reflecting on my own story.

Nothing is too much for God and he wants me to come to him unfiltered and unprotected. We have a safe place to take our emotions.

Pursing diverse relationships is an ongoing theme in my life. ... We are invited to be human, to lean in and to suspend criticism.

In those seasons when we can’t pinpoint our calling, it may be that God is calling us to prepare with him.

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

The final dinners at home with my college kids were purposeful, personal and memorable. Jesus' last meal was also intentional.

The weeks dragged into months and now it’s been a year. Overwhelmed? ... In my new quiet place, I realized I could pray and write.

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

This forgiveness thing didn't seem all that difficult. Until it was. How do you forgive what seems unforgiveable?

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