Hope Waits
Spiritual muscles are stretched and strengthened by the exercise of waiting, but still – it’s no fun.
Psalms
Hope in the Preservation
How can we be used by God in 2016? How will he preserves us for faithfulness?
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What Alzheimer’s Cannot Do – Part 6
Inside the sanctuary of the soul is a place that cannot be touched by whatever is happening in the brain.
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Hope Creates Lifetime Goals
When an author reaches one of those milestone birthdays, how can she accomplish some lifetime goals?
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Stage 6 of Alzheimer’s – Back to Childhood
Where can we find confidence within the battery of Alzheimer’s Disease? In the one place it’s always been – God’s heart.
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Stage 4 of Alzheimer’s – Diagnosis
Somewhere in the diagnosis of Alzheimer’s, there must be a lesson. But finding it and staying in hope is the tricky part.
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Stage 3 of Alzheimer’s – Fear
What can a pastor do when she loses an entire box of Chunky Monkey ice cream? How will Reverend G cope with the terror of Alzheimer’s?
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7 Stages of Alzheimer’s
What are the 7 stages of Alzheimer’s disease and how can families prepare? This series of blog posts explains the stages through the viewpoint of a fictional character, Reverend G.
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When Obedience Spawns Hope
Have you ever told God, “No!” How did that work out for ya’? Ten years ago, God nudged me to write a book about the Biblical character, Abigail. He especially wanted me to focus on the fact that Abigail lived in an abusive marriage yet was strong enough to do what was necessary to save
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Finding Hope When Faith Changes
These days, I find myself with more questions than answers. Although still based in the original foundations of scripture and relationship, my faith is changing. No longer do I think in terms of black and white. In fact, I spend more time thinking and meditating than I do reciting the rules I grew up with.
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