Of the many burdens I’ve lavished upon Cliff pre and post surgery, one of them is being unable to lift or carry. As I walked out of the supermarket feeling utterly embarrassed at my ... Read More about A good man.
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What to say to a struggling friend.
“Thank you for being here.” Disheveled and unshowered, I held tears back as my friend, M, lay a blanket over me. I was a tent folded in on itself bereft of stakes and ropes, and she propped me ... Read More about What to say to a struggling friend.
Faith for today.
I awoke yesterday morning, hands cold, from a dream— I’d gone to see my neurosurgeon and he wasn’t there. His medical officer broke news to me that the implant in my spine in my neck had shifted out ... Read More about Faith for today.
Is it biblical if my husband decides to be a stay-at-home-dad while I work?
Over the years, a number of couples (mostly those contemplating to take the journey, but bothered by comments suggesting they’ve become spiritually wayward), have asked us how a SAHD-&-working-mom ... Read More about Is it biblical if my husband decides to be a stay-at-home-dad while I work?
God’s tender mercies.
On the week of my surgery, my gym closed down. What uncanny timing, I know. It seemed like one of God’s mercies, to bring me some closure amid all that was happening. But today, ... Read More about God’s tender mercies.
How to suffer wisely and well.
I follow a two-year Bible plan that allows for two chapters a day. During the weeks when my medical diagnosis unfolded, who but God could have planned that my scheduled reading fell on the book of ... Read More about How to suffer wisely and well.