in all honesty

I met with a woman today. She is growing in leaps and bounds. I’d like to take the credit: “It’s because you’ve been meeting with me.” I thi...

We begin by thinking we are the authors and heroes of our stories. We give ourselves a starring role. We start with plans, aspirations and...

Do not worry about tomorrow, for tomorrow will worry about itself. Each day has enough trouble of its own.” (Matthew 6:34) I’ve spent a l...

Two months ago, I became the part-time women’s worker at our church. I prepared by reading Word-Filled Women’s Ministry , edited by Gloria...

It all gets swept away. Or perhaps it’s that we are swept away, like pieces of bark on a river, unable to turn back, pressed against snags a...

We can be a bit lazy when we read the Bible. We open it to random passages. We stick to our favourite books. We stop reading once we’ve ...

A man was walking across a cow pasture when his foot hit something. He bent over, rubbed his aching toe, and noticed the corner of a box sti...

It’s not just contentment that is godly. Discontent can be godly too. In fact, true godliness is always discontented. There are many things...

I’ve been thinking about waiting. The waiting you do when your hopes and dreams have been deferred—again. The waiting you do when you’re o...

Hold up your hand. Five fingers, right? Here are five steps we can take next time we notice ourselves becoming discontent, one for each fing...