I may have lost the trust of a few friends this week, because despite the joy of this day of gratitude, I have to admit — I don’t love the food. Hear me out —

I expected it to be hard when my oldest daughter went away to college. Here’s what I didn’t expect, and what I learned about God.

When my daughter sustained a 30-foot fall from a tree, I learned a lot about peace and how God provides it. Join me for the second entry in my series on the Fruit of the Spirit.

Want to know how to Choose Joy? Like real joy? Not the kind that fades, or changes with the shifting tide, but the kind that sustains and refreshes? Be like Mary.

This week we’re focusing on the Advent theme of Hope, and looking at the ways we often set our sights too low when it comes to what we hope for. Check it out!

A few years ago, when my youngest daughter Juliet was in preschool she made me a Mother’s Day gift. The content of which changed my life in the very best way. Check it out :)

It’s been a wild month for me in ministry. I’ve seen God working in ways that are truly unbelievable and awe-inspiring.

Tragedy has this way of eclipsing our field of view. Even though the heartache of today clouds the promise of tomorrow, it doesn’t mean it no longer exists. God is good even when we can’t see it.

We don’t always get to know exactly why we face difficult things, but there are insights we can learn from the death and life, and second death of a man named Lazarus. Check it out…

I spend a lot of time thinking about a 2,000 year old boat. On it miraculous things happened and were eventually left behind. Here’s the story…

I am going to say one of the most controversial statements ever spoken in upstate New York. Ready? Here it goes…