I write inspirational stories and creative nonfiction that encourage children to walk out their Christian faith.
Believe What He Says: Faith in the Midst of Chaos
I know. I’m late. Life blew up at the end of April, and the fallout has buried me. On the plus side, God is teaching me about faith. Here’s what I’m learning. 1. You either believe what God says—or not. God either has sovereignty or not. My faith (or lack of it) will be reflected in…
Read More Prayer: It’s a Group Project
When you pray, you don’t pray alone. I’ve been studying prayer and recently, God took me to Matthew 6, the Lord’s Prayer. “This, then, is how you should pray: ‘Our Father in heaven, . . .’” Matthew 6:9 NIV For this first line, God gave me a picture of Jesus and the Holy Spirit on either…
Read More The Spirit’s Flow
Though wind power failed during our winter storm in February, Texans know March winds will more than make up for February’s failures. As a runner, I’m sensitive to the wind. Sometimes I get the gentle nudge of a tailwind. Sometimes the wind swirls and provides much needed cooling. Sometimes it’s a wall, whose force humbles…
Read More Off to Work or Spirit-led?
Work or teamwork? Which describes your spiritual walk? For years, the answer for me was work. Do this. Don’t do that. Yes, I had a relationship with God, but my walk with Him looked a lot like me trying really hard to do what I thought He wanted. I lived under law, not in grace.…
Read More Sanding
Sandpaper. Rough. Gritty. Scratchy. Applied willy-nilly, it scratches paint, mars plastic, and rips off the top layer of skin. Correctly applied, it removes the rough spots leaving a smooth surface that’s ready for something new. Stain. Paint. A shiny coat of varnish. 2020 felt like sandpaper. Irritating. Annoying. Painful even. I didn’t know I could…
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