With a 6-year age gap, you’d think my kids would have little interest in feuding, but they seem to have a magnetic pull toward it. When...

In our preschool class a few weeks ago, we began an exciting experiment: planting seeds in cups. Each student received the same...

Earlier this week, I shared on social media, “If you don’t have friends that make you laugh until you cry, you need new friends.” Well,...

We live across the field from my parents’ house. For years, they had a row of tall pine trees that stood between our houses. Then, one...

In relationships, there often comes a moment when we're called to set aside our own preferences for the greater good of those we love....

As the winter high school sports season nears its end, the excitement steadily builds with each passing day, signaling the onset of the...

Back in high school, I had a job as a cashier at our local grocery store. One afternoon, as my shift was coming to an end, I glanced...

Surrender sounds simple, but living it out is a daily struggle. Even faithful believers throughout history wrestled with wandering — and returning again to Jesus.

Growing up, I treasured the close bond with my cousin; our families participated in a variety of activities together, including camping,...

First comes love, then comes marriage, and perhaps a baby in the baby carriage – or not. Life's order is sometimes not a straight line.

I was a reserved student, placed in a classroom with a no-nonsense, strict teacher. Then came the day my name appeared on the blackboard.

I set up my Christmas tree and soon discovered an unexpected twist in my decorating plans.

The other day I stumbled across one of my old Bibles – duct taped together, pages torn and tattered, verses highlighted.

As a child, I put my anger into action in unhealthy ways. As an adult, I have learned the importance of pausing.

I couldn't help but wonder what kind of update God would give about me at a Parent-Teacher Conference.

During our annual trip to the corn maze, we found ourselves in an unexpected conversation about self-talk – those inner conversations.

Living with God at the center isn't about juggling priorities but about letting God saturate every area of life.

Through racing, I've discovered three key motivators that consistently propel me to my best, whether I'm on the course or in life.

The cheerleader in me is still going strong. I love to show up for my people and cheer them onto their best performance.

When is it easiest to be grateful? When life is easy? All the time? When things are hard?