Hope Finds Its Color
How can we practice patience and apply grace for ourselves and for others? How could grace affect the November elections?
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America
Hope Conquers the Chaos
“All great changes are preceded by chaos.” How appropriate in our changing world.
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Hope Struggles with a Birthday
When Alzheimer’s exfoliates the brain, how can we help our loved ones celebrate birthdays – without treating them like children?
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Hope Lives in Forgiveness
Thanks to the insights of some prayer warriors, I was recently confronted with an ugliness in my soul. A spirit of unforgiveness had settled within and kept me from living in joyful peace. After a time of confession and intense prayer, by God’s grace, I was able to release the pain that led to the
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Life on Fragile
What a sad week! First came the news reports about Christians in Iraq suffering intense persecution. Then followed the national gasp as we learned of the tragic deaths of Robin Williams and Michael Brown. By the end of the week, I vacillated between hating to watch the news yet knowing I should find out the
Freedom to Write
It’s one of those things we take for granted, because it’s always been part of our lives – but only since 1791 when the First Amendment to the Constitution was ratified. James Madison and George Mason, the men credited with writing the Bill of Rights, must have realized how important free speech would become to