It’s the way you style your hair and outfits, the way you enter a room and take a seat at the table. It’s the expression in your eyes, the tension in your lips, the sound of your voice, the words you string together to narrate a story, and how you make meaning of personal experiences and public occurrences. Despite your best efforts to fit in, you never truly belong.

I know Jesus can but is he willing to act on my behalf? I know Jesus answers other’s pleas, petitions but when and how will he answer mine?

There is no shortcut to waiting. Waiting is not delaying gratification filled with empty distractions. It is not powering through.

The role of the believing wife in its fuller context invites us to consider how God sees her. Where there was once dread, there is praise.

In the opening of the 2021 film Minari, a young Korean immigrant family is uprooted from California to Arkansas to follow their...

Excerpt from a blog post I wrote for SOLA Network. "For many, the holidays are a break from regular routine to reorient to what is...

Exert from a post I wrote for enCourage PCA. "We often equate this holiday season with time spent with family. But some of us feel...

Excerpt from a blog post I wrote for enCourage PCA. "After twelve plus hours of being on their feet, preparing meals at their local...

...some of the more surprising learning occurred outside of academia and with no lecture stand in sight, rather, in my living room.

I was late. The audio visual staff restarted the count-down clock to our Sunday worship service because I was missing from the sanctuary.

October is Pastors Appreciation Month. Over the years, my husband, now in this 28th year of ministry, has been showered with written...

...stories of pastors have circulated our social media feeds and inboxes. Sadly, a significant number of them have been disheartening...

"Do not be afraid." We hear belittlement, judgement, ridicule, reprimand...But God, in his words, does not turn away, evade our fears.

A devotional shared for the PCA Northeast Region.

In the Korean immigrant church, the pastors’ wives are called “samonim.” It’s a term of respect reserved for women married to a pastor...