Here we are at another election cycle and I’m embarrassed to admit that my last post was from two major elections ago. In the interim, we’ve gained two kids-in-law, thirteen grandchildren, more white hair and a few pounds.

Is it just me or do opposing political viewpoints seem to aggravate us more this year than in any other election year in recent memory?

Hospitality—in the biblical sense—is the readiness to serve anyone without an expectation of receiving anything in return.

January--a good month to assess our lives, what we’re doing, how we’re doing, and what God wants us to be doing.

Like clockwork, every January. I am an avowed New Year's resolution type of person--at least until February.

I could discuss the revelations that Planned Parenthood is profiting from the sale of dead baby parts from a number of different angles.

When you're faced with your new struggle-problem-crisis of the week, what's the first thing that runs through your mind?

You’ve just been hit by a train, or what feels like a train: a serious medical diagnosis, a job loss, a kid that keeps you up all night with worry, maybe even something as devastating as the death of someone close to you. Besides the urgent list of things you need to do, what is going to help you weather this crisis?