Questions for the Past: Exploring the Answers History Offers
Looking to the past to help with the present is a very practical approach to our everyday, personal lives, but it’s also a wise approach for groups and communities and even countries.
Read and Respond: 50 Women Every Christian Should Know
Our internet service came to a screeching halt Wednesday evening, and when I set out to work Thursday morning, still nothing. My husband called our service provider three times and received three different answers: it was an outage in the area, there was a problem...
Read and Respond: An Interview with Michelle DeRusha
Every person who comes to faith in Jesus follows a winding path of circumstances, relationships, and providence – what we sometimes think of as serendipity, or just pure luck. Every person has a story, and some of the stories leave a deep impression when we hear...
My Word of the Week: Misfit
mis·fit – noun \ˈmis-ˌfit also ˌmis-ˈfit\ : a person who is different from other people and who does not seem to belong in a particular group or situation : something that fits badly : a person who is poorly adapted to a situation or environment __________...
My Word of the Week: Connected
con·nect·ed – adjective : joined or linked together : having useful social, professional, or commercial relationships __________ Saturday, I sat around the table with seven other writers participating in our writing groups’ first-ever writing retreat. When I...
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