in all honesty

It all started when my friend Rachel sent an email to Jess, Tanya and me: I’ve been dwelling on how much I want to see families I meet at pr...

I'm enjoying Wendy's series on Tim Challies' The Next Story - a book about our relationship with technology and cyber-communic...

The first chapter of Ezekiel (let’s be honest) is some kind of weird. A wind drives an immense storm cloud from the north; four glowing cre...

Here's where I add an extra book to my 5. Really, in the end, this is the one and only, in each and every season. If the other 5 books c...

'Every adult life is defined by two great love stories,' writes author and philosopher Alain de Botton. On the one hand, there is ou...

Since I haven't had time to post anything this week (I'm working hard on a writing/editing job and it's school holidays) I thou...

As I continue with this meme about books that have changed me, it seems appropriate to mention a book about change... (5) late 30s - change ...

You might remember a post I wrote some time ago about Tim Chester's argument that holidays aren't biblical. Here's some further...

Marriage, motherhood, and the books that changed me... (4) early 30s - godly womanhood Looking back on the early years of marriage and mothe...

As we think about all those handy household tips , here's a helpful hint from Deb about how not to get overwhelmed by them all. I think...