The Truth about Highly Sensitive Persons (HSPs)
THREE ON THURSDAY Today’s topic is on Highly Sensitive Persons (HSPs). Here are links to three articles on this topic: The Highly Sensitive Person by Elaine N. Aron, Ph.D. “If you find you are highly sensitive, or your child is, I’d like you to know the...
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The Wisdom of Waiting and the Grace We Gain with Age
THREE ON THURSDAY Today’s topic is the wisdom of waiting and the grace we gain with age. Here are links to three articles on this topic: A Tale of Two Teachers by Amber Lee “As we left that event, there were two tables set up. The older woman was at one...
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Thoughts on the Reading Life and an Invitation to Join a Book Club
THREE ON THURSDAY Today’s topic is on reading (and a new book club that's starting). Here are links to three articles on this topic: Reading When You're Really Busy by Trevin Wax “When someone tells me they don’t have time to read, I don’t believe it. I’m...
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Daring to Lead a Quiet Life in a Loud and Restless World
THREE ON THURSDAYToday’s topic is Paul’s command in 1 Thessalonians 4:11 to “make it your ambition to lead a quiet life.” Here are links to three articles on this topic:Embracing the Quiet Life by Chris Thomas“The vast majority of Christians in the West...
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4 Questions to Ask When Choosing Your Next Group Bible Study
THREE ON THURSDAY Today’s topic is on how to wisely choose a Bible study for a group. Here are links to three articles on this topic: The 4 T’s of Choosing a Bible Study by Teri Lynne Underwood “[T]eaching videos can be useful but they should never take...
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The Problem with Women’s Ministry Today (and How to Fix It)
THREE ON THURSDAY Today’s topic is the current status of Women’s Ministry in the local church. Here are links to three articles on this topic: The Time I Said I Don't Always Like Women's Ministry Events by Christine Hoover “At the retreat, I stand before...
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Introducing a New Blog Series…
THREE LINKS FOR TODAY Today’s topic is the current state of blogging. Here are links to three articles on this topic: Why Blogging Still Matters by Samuel D. James "By slowing down the pace of online life, blogging enables a more genuine interaction...
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The Scars That Tell Our Stories
I’ve always had ugly hands. When I was little — maybe five or six — I admired my big brother’s hamster and begged to hold her, but he wouldn’t let me. So I crept into his bedroom one day and took his hamster out of her cage. I sat on the floor to pet her,...
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6 Stories Every Mom Should Tell
Last week I went with my daughter to “Grad Fest” at her college campus. It’s basically a one-stop shop where you can order your cap and gown, create your graduation announcements, and take your grad photos. My girl is graduating from college this May, and...
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3 Bible Reading Plans to Choose From
The start of a new year usually means the start of some new plans. Those plans may involve some health and fitness goals — I know I have a few! — and maybe a few plans for travel — there are definitely some places I want to see! — and perhaps some goals...
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For When You Need a Moment to Breathe
A year ago I sat in a board room with some super creative people. Our reason for gathering was to brainstorm the title of a new 365-day devotional, and at one point, a marketing guy tossed out the question: “What do women really need right now?” A...
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A New Morning
I have a gift for throwing parties. It’s sort of a thing I do. Birthday parties, baby showers, you name it. I love to plan the food, the music, the decorations, the activities, the invitations — all of it. My husband learned this about me just weeks after...
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