No matter how hard I work, this pandemic reveals a long list of things I can’t fix for my kids. I’m not in control, but God is still working in my life and in the lives of my kids.
Lessons from a Wanna-Be Gardener
Every year, as I get back into my garden, I’m reminded this mood-boosting, stress-relieving activity is a lot of work. However, more growth is happening than just in the garden.
11 Books on Race: Recommendations from Pastor Keith Simon
When there is civil unrest and protests in the street, many white people ask, “How did we get here.” These are some books that have helped me understand the history and reality of racism in America.
A Prayer for Disappointments—Big and Small
Sometimes, when we want to pray, it’s hard to find the words. This prayer is meant to help give you words for the disappointments you’re experiencing.
Helpful Tips on How to Fast
Fasting is an important spiritual discipline that helps you connect with God. But it’s important to have a plan before you start. These tips on how to fast can help!
5 Quotes on Faith from Mizzou Football’s Coach Drinkwitz
You probably know the name Eliah Drinkwitz for football, but what about for faith? In interviews, press conferences, and on Twitter, Mizzou football’s new head coach doesn’t shy away from…
9 Novels about Race and Ethnicity for Young Readers
Want to help your young reader expand their knowledge of people who are different from them? Check out this book list to learn from a set of diverse voices.
Children’s Books for Racial Justice, Equity, and Reconciliation
You might be wondering, “How can I help my children listen to, understand, and value those whose lives don’t look like theirs?” One answer: children’s books.
Hurry Sickness: The Disease Infecting Us All
Do you ever feel unrest? Anxiety? Discontentment? In his book, John Mark Comer says this is a disease called “hurry sickness.” Turns out, I have it. But the good news is, there’s a solution.
It’s Not Good to Be Alone
Loneliness is a bigger threat to your health than smoking 15 cigarettes a day. It’s also the first thing God called “not good.” We are made for friendship.