IF gathering podcast…
Yassas and Здравейте to all my fine American friends! It’s been a crazy couple weeks with work and my goal was to blog all about it while I was in Greece and Bulgaria, but as the computer gods would have it, my computer died. Well, it was dead to me and...thoughts on forgiveness…
It’s often been said that holding on to resentment is like drinking poison and expecting it to kill someone else. But we’re rarely fond of the alternative. On a topical level, forgiveness can feel like fat-free food: unsatisfying. It’s easier to imagine ways of...cooper gokee and miracles…
Look, I’m going to be very honest with you. Very rarely do I ask others to do stuff for me. Call it pride, call it self-sufficiency, call it awesomeness, whatevs. 😉 I like to think that when I do ask someone to do something for me, it’ll be done because...
not my will, but your will…
“Not my will, but thy will be done.” It’s a phrase I’ve heard a million times before and if I’m honest, I think I’ve diluted the power of the phrase by sheer usage of Christianese verbiage. It’s become so easy for me to spout...![scandalous [4]…](http://www.biancaolthoffarchive.com/wp-content/uploads/2013/04/photo1.jpg)
scandalous [4]…
Happy weekend, friends! To stay true to completing the summer online James series, here is this week’s installment of The Scandalous Message of James. Before you begin: Have you ever added one tablespoon of salt to a recipe when it should have been one teaspoon?...
I’m a writer and teacher in love with two men: Jesus and my husband, Matt. [You might not find this funny, but I laugh at myself, so it all balances out.]
