Reflections on Memorial Day
For those who have never served in the military, Memorial Day might feel more like a long weekend or a much-needed extra day off than its intended purpose. Memorial Day is a solemn day of remembrance for the men and women of the U.S. military who have died while...
Celebrating the Women Who Have Shaped Us
As we approach Mother’s Day, my heart is filled with gratitude. I think not only of my wonderful mother, but also of the other women who have made significant differences in my life — the ones who inspired, encouraged, and believed in me when I wasn’t sure I could...
Do You Wrestle with Insecurity?
Do you ever wrestle with insecurity? Maybe it shows up as a fear of failure, a sense of inadequacy, or a nagging whisper of “you’re worthless, you’re not enough.” I have struggled for years with various insecurities, yet over the past 18 months, the Lord has been...
Good Friday: More Than a Holiday
“… and with Your blood, You purchased men for God.” Revelation 5:9 I’ll never forget the first time I read the biological details of what it meant to die by crucifixion. The gruesomeness of it was almost too much to bear—and it forever changed the way I look at Good...
The Question that Changed an Innocent Life – and a Savior Who Rescued Her
“What kind of party is this?” It was an innocent enough question, but for Jean Marie Davis, that party launched her into the world of prostitution and sex trafficking that would nearly cost her everything – her dreams, her desire for love and acceptance, and even her...