After much thought, I’ve come to the conclusion that, at this point in my life, telling my 10-years-younger self anything would be like giving advice to a caterpillar. “Honey, things are about to get very dark for you. Very dark, and cramped too. You’ll probably have a hard time breathing from time to time. And …
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Being Painted by God
A look at God’s marvelous creation reveals that He is a painter. Glorious sunrises. Majestic mountains. Vast seas. Matchless artistry only He has painted. He’s still painting. God is painting you. You are the canvas, white, and fresh, ready now to become into what only the Painter can truly see in His mind’s eye. No …
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Trials and Triumph: My Story
For I know the plans I have for you,” declares the Lord, “Plans to prosper you and not to harm you, plans to give you hope and a future.” Jeremiah 29:11 Sometimes when you are in the midst of a trial it is hard to see how God is at work. When sorrow and pain …
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Why God Allows Pain and Suffering
In the summer of 2010, I was so confused every night as I lay in the hospital bed having suffered a massive stroke. “Why does God allow pain and suffering?” I asked myself as I laid with my entire left side paralyzed, feeling terrified, worried, and upset. While going through the shock and denial of …
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What Birds Can Teach Us About Faith
Ever since I was a very small child, I loved watching birds. I would wake up with them! I remember sitting at the front window very early in the morning watching the robins as they hopped around the blades of grass glistening with dew. The robins would tilt their heads to listen for worms and suddenly …
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Having a Satisfied Heart in the Wait
Oops, I did it again. Like a stealth bomber, I zeroed in on his hand undetected. Specifically, his left hand. And there it was… On the fourth finger, indented into his skin from years of wear, was “the band”. The band that said, nope, this one’s not for you. Carry on. I quickly shift my …
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