That I, a grown woman in ministry, with a strong sense of calling and deep security in Christ, still longed for that nod. That “I see you. Thank you.” I don’t think that’s wrong. I really don’t. God wired us with a longing for connection and affirmation. Scripture even encourages us to “outdo one another in showing honor” (Romans 12:10). There’s beauty in honoring each other well. But what happens when that doesn’t come? That’s where my mini heart-tantrum started.
Is it OK to Send My Kids to Public School?
“Your child will be taught the doctrines of a secular worldview in how they learn the history of the world, how this world came to be, and how this world works. That’s not just science or history—that’s literature, math, writing, reading, even spelling and art.”
Remembering Pastor John MacArthur
“All death can do to the believer
is deliver him to Jesus.” ~John MacArthur (1939-2025) My tribute to a faithful servant and one of my most beloved spiritual fathers…
The Paradox of Surrender
“True strength is found in total surrender, and deep courage is the byproduct of trust in the One who goes before us. Joshua’s story reminds us that the bravest step we can take is bowing low in obedience to God.”
We Can (and Should!) Celebrate America!
We see the brokenness around us. We hear the debates. And sometimes, even as believers, we wonder: Can we really rejoice in our nation when so much feels unsettled, divided, or unfinished?
All the angry, loud voices decrying our history, blaming our founders and current leaders, scream and protest that America is a hateful, racist, country…and those voices get more and more air-time. Should we listen? Can we still celebrate?