Let’s finish this week with the same question with which we started: What is your default mode when life comes crashing down? What is your automatic response…
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When life came crashing down and I wanted to run away from life and faith, those many years of intentionally seeking out the wisdom of those ahead of me in…
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Mention Job and even those unfamiliar with the Bible, immediately know that you’re talking about someone who lost everything. One of…
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When life comes crashing down, knowing I don’t belong “here” and that this earth is not my Home, fuels my journey with hope…
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What structures are you intentionally building into your daily life that will act as weight bearing walls when life crashes down on your…
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The family room looked like a scene out of a Hallmark movie. The fireplace glowed, Christmas lights twinkled, and five of our grandchildren quietly explored their…
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In her book, Pursue the Intentional Life, Jean Flemingsss tells the story of a man whose lifelong disciplines and creativity saved his life when the…
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We have only touched the tip of the iceberg of the lives of the women of the resurrection. Let their stories inspire you to…
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God plants resurrection power in our hearts and often shows us its impact through prayer. Not only does prayer…
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Let’s think about God’s plan for unleashing resurrection power in His children. In Today’s Treasure we learn…
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What drives you? What is your ultimate goal? When you come to the end of your life, what will be your identity…
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Paul’s words stir up a longing in my own heart to know Jesus, to really know Him intimately. As we read in this…
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I stood in front of our library, shelves filled with my husband’s books, looking for a commentary on Philippians. Every…
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Today we will join the crowds who followed Jesus, crying out, “Hosanna! Blessed is he who comes in the name of the Lord, even…
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Many years ago, our church celebrated Maundy Thursday (the Thursday before Easter) with a somber, dark…
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Each woman of the resurrection, whether standing at the Cross or standing afar off was a follower of…
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Learning to articulate my ultimate identity as God’s disciple rather than as a mother forced me to find new ways of responding…
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Tears must have stung Martha’s eyes as she helped the servants pick up empty bowls. Her mind raced, searching…
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I think we are a lot like the disciples and Mary. Mary’s emotions roiled like a roller coaster. Though the angels appeared…
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Deep depression most likely dragged Mary, and the disciples into a dark pit. The One she loved was…
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