On Dying to Yourself
I had a beautiful, very godly young woman ask me one time: “How do you die to yourself?” She is a student in the college ministry I work for. She truly desire...
Author: Sarah Parham
A Man of Peace
This past Sunday was the second Sunday of Advent. (For a fun way to bring Advent home check out my post on Mentoring Moments.) This Sunday we light the candle...
Chosen, But Not Noticed
I’ve been thinking about Joseph’s role in the Christmas narrative lately. I think Joseph gets a bad rap sometimes. Most of our talks about Joseph ...
Short, Sweet, and Slightly Strange
Beware, in this post I may expose the total nerd I am. So, through all this thinking about progress, I think I have determined my life’s mission statement. Hah...
Progress amidst laundry
So, as I mentioned, all these thoughts I’ve had on progress have come over loads and loads, and loads of laundry. So about that laundry…it’s ...
Progress is aimless
When I claim that progress is a myth, I think that the first rebuttal would be “what about science?” And this is a fair question. Since science is ...
Progress is a myth
For much of my life I have idolized progress. I lived asking myself if every moment were taking me somewhere. I have recently surrendered all belief in the id...
Psalms from a Woman’s Heart – Psalm 86
It is not good enough for me to vent to the ceiling! I need you to Hear, O Lord, and answer me, My children want more, my family wants more, my work wants more...
God is not a Grandpa
I can not wait to be a grandma! I have a little ways to go considering my oldest is only 5 years old, haha. But I think the dream for it comes right about now...
Psalms from a Woman’s Heart – Psalms 84
The Psalms are a collection of songs and prayers many of which are attributed to King David. The Psalms are always salve to my soul, particularly when it is ac...