In the Wake of Grief: a Response to the Korea Ferry Sinking
If you’re like me and reading the news is as much a morning ritual as drinking coffee or combing your hair, you were likely devastated this…
brave questions: a reflection on Philip Seymour Hoffman
“Dear Philip, a beautiful beautiful soul. For the most sensitive among us the noise can be too much. Bless your heart.” If those words sound familiar,…
the way is narrow but the gate is open: why Christmas means heaven is easy
The hardest thing for me to come to terms with before I gave my life to Christ was the fact that on the other side of…
demolishing addiction
Addiction for me, metaphorically speaking, looks like a dark cellar in the bottom of my heart. Most areas, since Christ came into it, are bright and…
when you get what you asked for
I am living the life of a “starving artist” these days in many imaginable ways. Basically—doing all those things that I swore I’d never do when…
the language gap
Yesterday I had one of the coolest experiences of my life: I got to work with a video team from the U.S. Department of Health and…
6 steps to dealing with a mistake
Mistakes are common to humanity. Think of it this way: you get in your car this morning to drive to work. No matter how hard you…
risk and reward
James 1:25 in The Message version of the Bible says this: But whoever catches a glimpse of the revealed counsel of God–the free life!–even out…
She Writes Truth 