On legalism, Bible versions and the Will of God

On legalism, Bible versions and the Will of God

I wrapped up a recent Ask Anything Monday that inspired me to go back to my AMA-styled blogposts. When I do these types of AMAs, I’m trying to do my best to steward a few of the amazing questions that came in on Instagram and Facebook. Sometimes, to continue the...
Dishonor Culture and God’s Better Way

Dishonor Culture and God’s Better Way

Last week I had an experience I will never forget. Josh and I were wrapping up a date night by stopping by the grocery store. We were on another side of town, a wealthier area, and he dropped me off at the store while he got gas. The store was nearly empty as I picked...
When Sorrows Like Sea Billows Roll

When Sorrows Like Sea Billows Roll

Unless we’re close – down the street, in your life kind of close – all we can see of other’s lives is what they show us. People assume that if someone doesn’t dump their vulnerability onto the internet, they don’t struggle or...
Anxious and Worried About Many Things

Anxious and Worried About Many Things

In the last week we attended a wedding and a baptism. We witnessed the unity of a young man and woman becoming a new family. And we witnessed the unity of six new believers joining the family of the church. Both baptism and marriage are sacraments, sometimes called “a...
He Will Be Faithful Again

He Will Be Faithful Again

We moved to Pennsylvania from Virginia when I was 37 weeks pregnant with Adeline. Some of you have heard this story – how Addie was born 5 days later in a previously unplanned home birth, with a sweet Mennonite midwife – the only practitioner who would...
Church Matters… But Why?

Church Matters… But Why?

We seem to be hearing a cacophony of messages about the church. We hear that the church, the gathering of committed believers led by Christ, is important. It matters. We also hear devastating stories from within the church. Abuse and cover-ups, pride and favoritism,...
Do All the Good You Can

Do All the Good You Can

Each of us is in a corner of the world the other can’t reach. I can’t reach the people in a Georgia suburb like the people in the Georgia suburbs can. I can’t reach the neighbor in southeast London like the people in southeast London can. You...
The Cost of Real Community

The Cost of Real Community

Yesterday after our church’s first service a group of families walked next door to the playground and, as our progeny swarmed the slides and swings, we talked about the cost of community. In the sermon this week, our pastors talked about the cost of Christian...

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