There’s an expression I’ve come to disdain. It’s one that rarely seems used in a positive way: Who cares? When we say, “Who cares?” it’s generally because of the following: We want someone to say, “I care!” – “I’m really sad…
On Love and Regrets
Mark Batterson just released a new book: IF: Trading Your If Only Regrets for God’s What If Possibilities. (On my list, it’s one of the top three books I’ve ever read. Yes, it’s that good!) I’m currently working on a…
When Grief Changes the Pathway
If you’ve read this blog for any amount of time, you know that my focus is on moving forward—constantly moving forward. Yes, even the Bible tells us to “remember,” but I think the point it makes is that we remember…
Falling for Change
Summer is my happy place…until fall arrives, and then I’m all about fall. Winter is another story, and its arrival date is (hopefully) still a few months off, so we won’t put time and effort into those thoughts today! (For…
Someday…
Someday There’s a thought that I think far too often; it’s just a word, an overused word. But it holds the present day captive, and it’s one that’s too frequently heard. When I’m eager to do something courageous yet have…