by Catherine Miller Like many others, I have been slowly taking back my home during quarantine. I decluttered the baby’s room, reorganized the boys’ room, and deep cleaned the bathrooms. Henry and I cleaned and repainted the foyer and painted the front door in a blue...

by Angela Jones This “stay at home” season has been a very intense season of growth for me. It has been a season of unlearning certain thought patterns and behaviors and establishing new routines. It has been a season of simultaneously growing in my faith...

by Henry Miller In peace I will lie down and sleep,  for you alone, Lord, make me dwell in safety.  Psalm 4:8 God embedded patterns of rest and renewal in His creation. God set the earth to spinning to give us day and night. He tilted its axis, giving us seasons. In...

I’m an extrovert OK? I admit it—no shame. I need people. I need feedback. I need to hear and see people laugh with me.

by Catherine Miller Great is thy faithfulness, O God my Father;  there is no shadow of turning with thee;  thou changest not, thy compassions, they fail not;  as thou hast been thou forever wilt be.  The author of the hymn text “Great is Thy Faithfulness,” Thomas...

by Angela Jones I wish I didn’t know grief as well as I do but I’m very familiar. I can point to at least six distinct times that I have experienced intense grief in my life—each one a unique experience that I experienced spiritually, emotionally, mentally, and...

by Judith Barrett God gives me words to ponder. The words He spoke in early December overwhelmed me. My husband sat with me after church while I sobbed from the intensity of the Holy Spirit’s message: Big. Overwhelming. I had no idea what God meant. I told my husband...

by Jo Walthall   Throughout the course of this COVID-19 outbreak, I’ve been following “information is beautiful,” a site that shares infographics with stats on the outbreak. According to one infographic, the media mentions of Covid-19 top 2.1 billion! And that’s just...

By Bill Norwood Every generation has an event that tends to define them. My parents came of age in the Great Depression and World War II. They learned the frugality that was spawned by the Depression and they stepped in to protect this country which, up until Pearl...