Month: June 2020
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› Read more: Quilts of Influence
Quilts of Influence
For many, Brother Andrew is a household hero name. God used his adventure-seeking personality to help strengthen the believing church…
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› Read more: Hosting the Lord of Hosts
Hosting the Lord of Hosts
I am not a natural host, as the domestic arts are usually not my strong suit. It takes work for…
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› Read more: Politics & the Primary Language of Individualism
Politics & the Primary Language of Individualism
‘Tis the season. Political season is upon us (not that it ever took a break). If I am completely honest,…
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› Read more: The Dew Drinkers
The Dew Drinkers
I did not know what dry was until we moved to San Diego in the middle of a multiple-year draught.…
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› Read more: On Protests and Pressure Points
On Protests and Pressure Points
Since moving to California, I have attended more protests than I had in my previous years. That being said, by…
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› Read more: Feasting in the Midst of the Mess
Feasting in the Midst of the Mess
Picnics are my love language. Something magical happens when I load up my motley crew, fill the saddle bags with…
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› Read more: A Powerful Pair
A Powerful Pair
When I think of significant pairings, the North Pole and the South Pole, salt and pepper, and ketchup and mustard…
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› Read more: The Need for Nathans
The Need for Nathans
If you have ever found great solace in praying the Psalms of David, you have Nathan to thank. Had he…
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› Read more: June Gloom and Lingering Heaviness
June Gloom and Lingering Heaviness
It’s been a week, a week that feels like a year. A week since helicopters hovered all night over our…
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› Read more: The Unshakeable Will Remain
The Unshakeable Will Remain
Shaken. Inadequate. Exposed. Behind. Covid came along and shook up our lives, exposing -isms and idols that had taken deep…
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