I’m debuting my redesigned blog today with the theme, “Color your perspective in Christ.” And because it’s Valentine’s Day, you know what color was just begging to be featured—
RED. For [Continue reading…]
Archive for the ‘Devotions’ Category
A Mother’s Day gift helped confirm it. God wanted “Crazy Believing” to be a way of life for me.
Many of you know my story, how God’s been prodding me out of my [Continue reading…]
There’s something about spiritual attacks I’d bet we’d all agree on—they’re no fun. I was reminded this past weekend in Billings, Montana. It was the kickoff event for Women of Faith’s Imagine [Continue reading…]
From Good Friday to Resurrection Day, my emotions run the gamut. On Friday, it’s all about Jesus’ death on the cross. When I read anew what He went through—from His arrest to [Continue reading…]
Some Bible truths evoke more excitement than others. I taught a workshop recently called “Who am I?” and listed on a whiteboard several words that define who we are in Christ, such [Continue reading…]
“Do not fear; you are of more value than many sparrows.” Luke 12:7 (NASB)
I brought my Bible to my desktop computer yesterday to respond to a message a woman had sent me, [Continue reading…]
Seventeen years ago, Bill and I were—as the older generation might call it—shackin’. When we graduated in 1991 and moved from D.C. to Madison, Wisconsin to begin our careers, the thought never [Continue reading…]
Well, last week’s devotion was challenging, based on your feedback. It certainly challenged me—the very next day. It was a small thing. My daughter wanted to bake cookies from scratch, and she [Continue reading…]
Me. It’s one of the smallest words in the English language, and its counterpart—I—is even smaller. Yet, they seem to control much of what we do. The default position in life tends [Continue reading…]
You all probably remember the Crazy Believing devotion last month. I posted it on a Monday, and two days later, the thing I was Crazy Believing about came to pass! It’s still [Continue reading…]






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