Good Manners & Social Media: 3 Questions To Ask Before You Post
Over the last several months, a slew of contentious news stories have saturated the media. Many of these issues have been central to Christian culture, and for better or worse, they have all trickled down into the dialogue of social media. In a matter of weeks, the news cycle brought us the the Supreme Court […]
Embracing Rest
A gallup poll conducted in August of 2014 reported that American adults work an average of 47 hours per week, almost a full workday longer than the standard 9 to 5 calls for. Nearly 40 percent of full-time employees report working 50 or more hours per week. Add to that the daily responsibilities of raising […]
When God Is Silent
My husband and I talk on the phone or text each other multiple times a day. This has been our routine for nearly eighteen years, and neither of us would have it any other way. One of the things I appreciate most about John is no matter how busy he is, he always takes my […]
An Inconvenient Truth About Forgiveness
In June, nine church members were ruthlessly gunned down during a Wednesday night Bible study at a historic African American church in Charleston, South Carolina. Following the shooting, the victim’s family members made national headlines when they faced alleged killer, Dylann Roof, in the courtroom. Instead of hurling justifiable insults on the young man responsible […]