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Red Light District, Vacations, and Dressember Part Two
The lights turned off and the room went pitch black. There was not even the glow of dim lights marking a path to our seats or to the...
Dec 18, 20193 min read


Red Light District, Vacations, and Dressember (Part One)
It was a crowded market. Pop up vendors and small businesses lined side by side filling every square footage leaving just enough room to...
Dec 10, 20193 min read


Post Party Reaction Part Two
In part 1, Birthday Party Gone Awry, I considered the significance of the dance at Herod’s birthday party. For it was the dance that put...
Sep 19, 20192 min read


Birthday Party Gone Awry Part One
It was the best birthday party ever! I was turning 9. After Sunday church service, we headed to our local McDonald’s. A section of...
Sep 10, 20192 min read


Seeing My Impact
Similar to Lot, the likelihood that my life could have little to no impact toward what is good and beautiful is eerily real. I could be swe
Mar 17, 20193 min read


Forgiveness and Trust Have Different Timelines
During our recent Naked and Unashamed Marriage Conference, my husband and I were sharing about living forgiven and forgiving. As the...
Nov 2, 20182 min read


Breaking the Silence of Small
I am officially the shortest in my family. I knew the day was fast approaching when I didn’t have to tilt my head downward to make eye...
Jul 21, 20182 min read


... Broken For You
We met three different times over a five months span. We came from diverse backgrounds and experiences but what brought us together was...
Mar 21, 20184 min read


Forgiveness, The Great Exchange Part Two
My torso leaned over the kitchen island. My hands clasped together while reaching for my daughter. I was ready. Whatever the...
Feb 6, 20183 min read


Forgiveness, The Great Exchange Part One
Some things are always in season. I was at the mall for some Christmas shopping. I walked by one window display with a mannequin dressed...
Dec 18, 20172 min read


Looking Back
I didn’t want to sign the papers. It didn’t seem fair. Why was my name being tarnished? Why was I paying for someone else 's mistakes?...
Nov 6, 20174 min read


Crossing Lines
Pumpkin spiced lattes, advertisements for u-pick apple farms, rusty colored foliage, hooded sweatshirts, and cooler mornings and nights. ...
Sep 8, 20173 min read


A Confession of a Pastor's Wife
Shortly after settling into our apartment on the campus of a seminary as newlyweds, I was asked, “Do you feel called to be a pastor’s...
Apr 27, 20174 min read


The Confession of a Therapist
Pintrest boards, calligraphy font on canvas, gift shop worthy knickknacks attempt to inspire with a catchy phrase like, “Do what you...
Mar 22, 20174 min read


The Psalm Saved Me
“Did you do this?” My eyes blinked open. I was still disoriented. I was transitioning from the dream world to the familiar surroundings...
Jan 18, 20174 min read
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