My husband and I attended a Love After Marriage workshop a few years ago. It was 3 days. It was our first LAM experience.We have been to a lot of different marriage seminars and such in our 26 years o...  Read More

I wrote this a few years ago when my children were younger. This is for all the parent's out there that might be feeling wiped out and needing encouragement.No matter what stage of life season or pred...  Read More

Mystic Idealization Bias distorts truth under the guise of depth. This post helps you recognize when spiritual curiosity becomes compromise—and shows how to re-center your faith in Jesus without rejec...  Read More

I like puzzles.I mean the board puzzles- not puzzling situations that I have no control over. The great thing about a board puzzle is that you have control over making the bigger picture come to life,...  Read More

Mystic Idealization Bias quietly pulls believers off course. What starts as curiosity becomes compromise. When borrowed spirituality replaces biblical truth, you don’t evolve—you drift. This post unpa...  Read More

Our Stay in France part 2 - This trip took place in October of 2017Our first full day in Paris, we decided to walk towards our big destination which was the Eiffel Tower. We did a lot of walking that ...  Read More

Our stay in France part 1 - This trip took place in October of 2017Chris and I were finished with our tour that was done with a College class. We had done Italy and Germany and now Chris and I were he...  Read More

Apart of me and my husbands tour this Fall with a college was a day in Wittenberg, Germany. Home of the Protestant Reformation and also the home of the guy who started the ball rolling, Martin Luther....  Read More

This trip took place in October of 2017We boarded a super fast train early on our fourth morning in Rome. I felt somewhat hesitant to leave as I felt I had only scratched the surface of what there was...  Read More

"Why do we chase Tibetan chants but yawn at biblical prayer? The truth is, many Christians are more enchanted by the mystery of the unfamiliar than the power of their own faith. It’s not depth we’re l...  Read More

Breaking Through the Lids in Our Lives We all have lids—those invisible barriers that keep us from stepping into the full purpose God designed for us. Sometimes, these lids are formed by our own doub...  Read More

In October 2017, my husband and I had the unforgettable opportunity to travel through Italy and Germany with a college group, celebrating both the 500th anniversary of the Protestant Reformation and o...  Read More