I love to start a new year by choosing a word to focus on. It’s more satisfying than resolutions, and much easier for me to be successful to the end of the year. I look for the word, expect God to teach me something about my word, and let my word shape my perspective throughout […]
I live outside a major city, so driving an hour plus to appointments is not unusual. And occasionally our area is hit with fog … dense, thick fog. Such was the case yesterday, as I made my way into town. I could see the car in front of me only because their flashers were on.
A few years ago, I fell in love with an indoor, computerized bike. I enjoyed exercising every day and was able to maintain a program consistently … until … a few days ago. A computer update skewed all my output numbers… leaderboard placement, calories burned, strive levels, etc., all painfully inaccurate after the update. Even
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Last week in Nashville heading into the Bridgestone arena for the CMA’s, two young twenty-year-old girls offered to take our picture in exchange for taking theirs. They took our picture, we thanked them and we took theirs. They immediately looked at their picture and exclaimed, “Oh my gosh, we’re so cute!” Now I would love
One of the most well-known, and beloved stories in the Bible is the story of Jesus turning a boy’s meager lunch of five loaves and two fish into a feast for five thousand plus, with leftovers. It is a story that appears in all the Gospels. I have read it many times, but recently while
