I grow my garden; Jesus grows me.
How I feel about these plants in my garden is merely a fraction of the way Jesus feels about me and how I am growing.
How I feel about these plants in my garden is merely a fraction of the way Jesus feels about me and how I am growing.
Kristin Schell wanted to extend hospitality to strangers. When a picnic table was deposited in her front yard, she suddenly saw how to begin.
I take my youngest son to watch the dawning of day. Together each morning we rediscover the hope of resurrection.
Today we celebrate the Feast of the Visitation, when Mary goes to visit her older cousin, Elizabeth after accepting the call to carry and give birth to Jesus. Just why do we celebrate this event? Where’s our place in the story? Let’s find it.
From fast and simple to involved and edifying, five ways to celebrate Pentecost at home.
In sharing our memories, we will laugh until we cry, and then cry until we laugh.
When I look back at my life, what felt like random stumbling at the time now appears ordered and planned, as if someone far bigger and wiser than I is holding the reins.
Jerusalem Jackson Greer’s new book At Home in this Life shares her honest struggle to find God right where she is – instead of in the life of her dreams.
I want my children to see me seeing them, not gazing with adoration into a screen.