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The Helper
My son has been asking some big questions lately. Questions about faith and truth and current events, questions that are good and...
Where Our Identity Lies
After my oldest son was born, I felt like I didn’t know who I was anymore. I had always been a high achiever, goal-oriented, go-g...
What is Leadership?
There is an eyewitness account in the Gospel of Luke of an exhausted, wrung out, terminally-ill woman at the end of her rope. She...
The Kind of Community We Need
I’m always struck by the story that Luke recounts in chapter 5 of his Gospel, the one that tells of some men who carried their fr...
Raising Kind Kids
I consider myself a fairly good driver, but when I'm in the school pick-up line, strange things happen. I've been cut off, flippe...
One Another
In Scripture, there is a single Greek word that is translated into our two-word phrase, “one another.” It is allēlōn (a-lay-lone)...
Not a Supermom
Life can sneak up on us, and before we know it, we are carrying a burden that is far heavier than we are intended to carry. We g...
Loneliness in Leadership
She walked onto the main stage and into the bright spotlight. The past months had brought her more than her fair share of harsh c...
Leave it on the Field
Children are quick to blame their mothers for every wrong. Missing homework? Mom’s fault. No nuggets for dinner? How dare mom do ...
Intentional vs. Vigilant
The vigilance of motherhood can be exhausting, always planning and thinking two steps ahead in order to anticipate our children’s...
When moms are resourced, when moms are elevated, when moms are educated, when moms are empowered to do what they are meant to do in the world, everyone is better because of it.