THE GOOD DAY

The first 17 books of The Bible are the history, telling a story about freedom. And freedom ain't free. As we'll see, a war must be waged.

Who and where are we? What's wrong with the world? Genesis is not a textbook but a story written so we can understand our place and purpose.

"So there you are. You’re a few weeks into your new 2022 Bible reading plan and you’re starting to lose steam." How do we find rhythm?

What is The Bible? How did we get it? Who wrote it? What's the big deal? Why is it still around? Diving into some big questions this week!

All these resolutions are good and can have a positive impact, but what if we start a new habit that will grow us from the inside out?

"Never trust a man whose TV is larger than his bookshelf." Ouch. Inspired to read more this year and sharing a few of my favorites with you!

Prayerfully choosing one word to lean into for the year - my journey of Open and how the adjective and verb form eternally changed me.

How can a gingerbread house serve as a reminder of the story of Christmas? Oh, I'm glad you asked!

Holiday movies, we all have our favorite stories to rewatch again and again. But there's one story that doesn't get the Hollywood attention.

This time of the year, it's easy to feel lost in the to-do's, to-buy's, to-bake's, and to-wrap's. But what if we chose to be lost in wonder?

One of my favorite things to do at Christmas time is read children's stories. Maybe there's more to this...

Reflecting on this last season - a season of patience - makes me realize the embrace/wrestle relationship I have with patience...

From homeless to community, from prisoner to freedom, from addiction to purpose - all because God relentlessly pursues the one He loves.

On a sunrise hike, I was hoping to see something else. But what I found gripped my heart and led me into a place of deep-felt gratitude.

We've seen how the power of Scripture and worship can help us fear less but what about thanksgiving? Is it really that powerful?

The darkness of fear surrounded me. Earlier that day, my husband and I got the news that his cancer had returned.

I was tired and worn out. I couldn’t remember the last time my heart, mind and body had all been at rest. I had fallen into a trap of fear.

Why does God keep telling us not to be afraid? Why is this repeated over 300 times in the Bible?

We're told, "Be fearless!" But, is that really possible? If I struggle with fear, does it mean I'm not "Christian enough"?

Standing on one foot for the breaker and throwing nets out again - how do we find the strength to obey when it doesn't make sense?