These days, I think we spend far too much time criticizing and analyzing each other, and far too little time cheering one another on. Then, the other day, I read this little piece by Sarah Bessey, one of the writers I respect most dearly in this world, announcing a synchroblog. … Continue reading
Lent arrived the day I left on vacation. I boarded a plane headed south to warmer temperatures, and noticed a stewardess with ashes still on her forehead from an earlier service. As she wore her dark forehead, we displayed the light-hearted smiles of a family taking a trip. … Continue reading
I love humility. At least, I love thinking about humility. I seem to be drawn to it. I’ve blogged about whether humility and confidence are opposites, and what Jesus meant when He called himself humble and gentle. I’ve often shared my favorite C.S. Lewis quote, “Humility is not thinking … Continue reading
