Some weeks I have few words of my own. Other weeks the words I have are spent in sermons, meetings, or conversations with friends. This is one of those weeks. When my own words are few, I love to refill with the wisdom and words of others, remembering that God speaks powerfully through voices that … More Holy Fire & Life’s Transitions
Inga Emery on what a military life (and constant moves) taught her about the love of Jesus. … More The God of Discomfort
Grace Cho on how following God often means carrying hope. … More Bearers of Hope for a Waiting World
Ruthie Johnson on the infinite difference between waiting alone and waiting together. … More Mary and Elizabeth, You and Me
Nicole Caldwell-Gross on why it’s so uncomfortable (and good) to have people join us in our spiritual waiting rooms. … More The Divine Waiting Room
Daryl Ellis on the clear, gracious word of God in a world unsure how to listen. … More God’s Nevertheless
Kristen Leigh Kludt on being reborn in the waiting. … More A Light Has Dawned
Cara Meredith on what Uber drivers, Civil Rights icons, and Isaiah have to teach us about the movement of God. … More The Cat’s Out of the Bag
Today I’m excited to welcome Carrie Beth Tigges, writer, school principal, mother of four, and blogger over at Mommy Musings. A question for my married friends: Do you want a strong marriage? Me, too. I strive for it. Truth be told, I do really well some days. Other days… not so much. From the first days of my husband … More 12 Tips for a Christ-Centered Marriage
I’m excited to be featured over at Chronically Whole today, with a post on the uniqueness of grief. Thanks to Stacey Philpot for hosting me! Your Grief Journey, as Unique as Your Loss At the ripe old age of 34, I’ve been to more funerals than most people my age. Some I’ve attended as a friend or … More Your Grief, as Unique as Your Loss
Courtney Ellis 