Blog Feed

  • That you may believe

    That you may believe

    My mother used to get frustrated with me for asking too many questions. She said that in her day, parents spoke and children listened, no questions asked. And there I was, wanting reasons, proof, and evidence. She took it as defiance. Fast forward to grown-up me and that desire has never gone away. I still

    read more

  • The turtle

    The turtle

    I am not a warrior by profession, but I am a warrior in Christ. “Fight the good fight of faith, lay hold on eternal life, to which you were also called and have confessed the good confession in the presence of many witnesses.” -1 Timothy 6:12 We may claim to be peace-loving and non-violent, but

    read more

  • Divine Appointments

    Divine Appointments

    We are blessed by the companionship we are allowed with others. It is a privilege we do not always stop to appreciate. When I take a closer look at the people present in my life, I find they fall into three categories. Blessings — These are the ones who are always there for me: lifting

    read more

  • Wild game for breakfast

    Wild game for breakfast

    I could write a book about my dogs, but a blog will have to suffice for today. Yesterday was eventful. My Australian Cattle dog decided to veer away from me and get into something, as he always does. But when he hears my voice, he comes running back. Same as always, he wandered off and

    read more

  • Your will, My Action

    Your will, My Action

    ‘Blessed is the man who listens to me,Watching daily at my gates,Waiting at the posts of my doors.’ -Proverbs 8:34 God speaks to us continuously, primarily through Scripture and during prayer. He lays things on our hearts and nudges us to follow. We can choose to listen or ignore. This morning, I finally responded to

    read more

  • Are you bringing your best?

    Are you bringing your best?

    Excellence. It is a good word. We, who are made in His perfect image, should strive for excellence: to be the best we can be at whatever we do. What does excellence look like in practice? “And whatever you do, do it heartily, as to the Lord and not to men,” -Colossians 3:23 Is it

    read more

  • I am the favorite child

    I am the favorite child

    There is no risk of my siblings reading this and developing fresh resentment, so I will share freely: I was my father’s favorite. I could do no wrong in his eyes. He would often say the others should take a page from my book. Perhaps he should not have voiced that opinion so openly, but

    read more

  • What happened to PotatoHead?

    What happened to PotatoHead?

    I am itching to share every detail of what I am witnessing right now, but to protect those involved, I will keep this intentionally vague. Someone I know, let’s call him PotatoHead, is going through an extraordinarily difficult season. From the outside, it looks bleak and heartbreaking: the kind of situation that makes you want

    read more

  • The cat got him

    The cat got him

    I remember pestering my parents to rescue a baby bird that had shown up on our balcony, flopping around helplessly. It was close to bedtime, but I fussed until they tracked down a wire basket with a lid, hung it as high as they could, and tucked him inside. Then I remembered — the bird

    read more

  • Good News at the foot of the cross

    Good News at the foot of the cross

    I should have written about this three days ago, but I had to wait for the entire narrative since it felt too fitting in its entirety. We had an amazing Easter service at my local church. My pastor spoke about the safety found at the foot of the cross, and a question popped into my

    read more