This post is a little different and I love different.  It’s fun to mix things up.  When I asked Kristin Walker to guest post, she eagerly agreed and chose to more »

As a natural born citizen of the United States of America, I have been raised to take great pride in my citizenship.  My grandmother was a history professor for 41 more »

I met Jenna Lorick at East Texas Baptist University.  She was Jenna Draper then and my college roommate.  Jenna married her college sweetheart about a month before I married mine more »

If you a regular follower of my blog, you may feel like I’ve already reviewed The Mending Heart because this is the third mention of the book.  But this is more »

There are some people that just get you.  It is as if you are cut from the same cloth.  That’s how I feel about Elesha Maynard.  When she submitted this more »

I’m home from London. I could quite easily label my time in London as one of the most spiritually significant of my life. I hesitate to write a line that more »

I’m so grateful for godly women God has put in my life that I look up to and admire.  Deanna Wood is one of those women.  The more I get more »

Sunday, June 8, 2014 As I write this post, I’m sitting in my London hotel room about half way through our mission trip.  I dreaded this trip to London. There, more »

Have you ever stumbled into a relationship that turned into one that you truly cherish?  That is what happened with Shelly Hollis.  She sent a mass mail-out to several women’s more »

I was a high school senior when I first travelled “across the pond.”  I went with the local community college’s choral program on tour to Great Britain.  I was barely 18 more »