“For the Lord is the Spirit, and wherever the Spirit of the Lord is, there is freedom” 2 Corinthians 3:17 (NLT) I had a shallow view of freedom. The Merriam-Webster dictionary defines freedom as “the quality or state of being free: as (a) the absence of necessity, coercion, or constraint in choice or action.” Though I knew […]
31 Days of Freedom
Welcome to 31 Days of Freedom! I’m joining writers across the world at Write 31 Days, a writing challenge created by the Nester, that happens every October. This year, Crystal Stine is at the helms and I’m writing about Freedom. Freedom is also my One Word for 2015, and I didn’t pick this topic for […]
Looking Back at September
Every month, I’m looking back at the things I learned, loved, and lived through. I’m also looking forward at the next month. It’s a look back at the Blog-tember Challenge and the month of September! Blog-tember Challenge prompt: A farewell coffee date. Take some time to breath, sip a warm drink, and share with your new […]
10 blog topics
Blog-tember Challenge prompt: Write your own list of 10 blog topics to inspire us next month. Since I write on faith, ministry, and singleness, these blog topics will alternate between those topics and lighthearted ones. 1. Fall shows are premiering. What new and returning shows are you most looking forward to? Which one must we […]
A Day in the Life
Blog-tember Challenge prompt: A day in the life. Take us through it with you. I’m back! Last week I took a break from the Blog-tember Challenge because I went to the Orange Tour Conference and also a film festival that I help put together. It was a busy week and one that needed tons of […]
Thinking Orange
For the next few days, I’m taking a break from the Blog-tember Challenge to focus on this busy week. I am blogging from the airport. In a few hours, I will be in Irvine attending the 2-day Orange Tour conference. Our children’s ministry is transitioning to a family ministry this year and I said that […]
Don’t Speak
“Speak when you’re angry and you’ll make the best speech you’ll ever regret.” Laurence J. Peter, Ambrose Bierce, Groucho Marx, or ? Blog-tember Challenge prompt: A favorite quote/expression and how it has impacted you. In my first class on the first day of middle school, my teacher pointed to a banner posted above the chalkboard. […]
