I lost a hero this summer and have been grieving in various ways ever since. Here are some very personal thoughts about that, some of which might be relevant to you. I don't mind being a bit more …
Recharge Your Marriage with Marital Devotion
It sounds counterintuitive, but it's rooted in the Gospel, and it works: we can recharge a stale marriage by doubling down on being devoted to our spouse's well-being. I've invited two good friends, …
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What Your Child’s Hatred Teaches You About God’s Love
When researching and interviewing for my upcoming book, When Christian Parents Hurt (it's been given an August 2027 publication date), I was struck by the resilience and love so many parents …
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Finding Freedom, Part 2
Making Amends In this sermon, I challenge us to move beyond focusing on the ways we've been hurt and instead take responsibility for the ways we've hurt others. Drawing from Steps Eight and Nine of …
The Heritage of a Mature Love
A divorced woman told my daughter that “Finding the man I honestly believe is the love of my life is still not worth the pain and difficulties of being divorced from the father of my children. At some …
Set Yourself Free From Others’ Neglect
f you're discouraged because you receive so little thanks, this post is for you. It's going to be part of a larger work based on the "God is Good Enough for Me" life, but focuses here on how futile it …
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