Honoring God with What We Have
I read a book recently that made me want my money back. The front cover promised a deep dive to help me see my true beauty. It’s a successful work by written by someone with millions of followers on social media. I was on board with much of the message …
Most diet and exercise books start the first chapter as if the reader has already healed from the things that made them reach for the books in the first place. I think they’re skipping a major step. Hurt people hurt people; healed people heal people. It’s difficult to know who …
Remember the part in Disney’s Alice in Wonderland where Alice comes across playing cards painting the roses red? They’re busy at work, climbing up and down ladders, slinging paint high onto the rose bushes and singing away, when Alice approaches and starts to dance along with them. …
We are finding ourselves with more margin nowadays because everything has been shut down around us. Months without church services helped us see church is in people, not a building. Seasons without team sports and work conferences reminded us that we like having nowhere to go. Now, we are packing …
To say I have struggled with beauty since I was a model would be a lie. It started way before then–the first time one of my parent’s friends said I was pretty as if I wasn’t in the room, all the times people treated me kinder when I smiled at …
