Birthday Parties and the Call
When my children were growing up, I planned birthday parties for them. They weren’t elaborate. Just the normal kind: invite your friends over, play a few games, and have cake…
When my children were growing up, I planned birthday parties for them. They weren’t elaborate. Just the normal kind: invite your friends over, play a few games, and have cake…
I thought about four-color pens today. Let me tell you a story about them. When my youngest daughter, Andreya, was 10 years old, she was busy as an online student…
Everyone has a story. Mine isn’t more remarkable than anyone else’s but just for the sake of background, I’ll fill you in. I am a first-generation Finn. My parents, both…
Today, I am delighted to share a guest post from my friend Debbie Troquille. Debbie graciously agreed to contribute her article, A Prepared Place, to A Cultural Shift. We have…
The following post was originally written three years ago. I’ve moved from studying one language (Tsetswana) to preparing to study another (Afrikaans). Learning, it’s never over is it? It’s never…
My oldest son celebrated his birthday not long ago, and I found myself feeling nostalgic as I thought about his childhood. He was a busy boy, always moving, always determined.…
Grief has no rules or timeline. I wrote this post just before my father’s passing nearly two years ago. And yet, the grief still lingers. It still seems like yesterday.…
Healthy families build healthy churches. Strong homes provide stability for children and communities. When families learn to walk with God together, they reflect something beautiful about Him that we often forget: He is a Father first.
The water is off today. I thought I had prepared for the usual water cut by setting the timer on my washer. Sad fact: I had that washer for over…
Have you ever been scared? So scared that you couldn’t find your voice? I have! Many years ago, when I was a child, I got lost in the woods near…
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