...The hamster wheel of life somehow grabbed hold of me. Endless to-do lists I could never complete. So much rushing. A harried pace that left me exhausted and an anxiety that told me never to sit still lest I succumb to idleness. But inwardly, something was aching...
Momma, I see you. I see you keeping it all together for the sake of everyone around you. I see you running from sunup to sundown. I see you laying aside all your needs to make sure your family is cared for. You’re the one who endures pills and hormone injections just to have a… Continue reading Momma, I See You
Psalm 46: 10 tells us, “Be still and know that I am God.” That sounds so sweet and serene, doesn’t it? But it’s not some cushy recommendation, it’s a command.
What if we allowed the way God faithfully loves us to transform us to the degree that we can love others in that very same way? How would that change the way people experience the love of Jesus in this world?
medium, or especially trying, God is developing in me this constant need to dwell on that which is good and lovely and excellent.
We all know we’re supposed to trust God with our kids, with our precious little babies. But what does that look like when things hit home? What does that mean when living in this fallen world seems to invade the very fabric of our lives?
Despite being a writer, I haven’t been able to find the words regarding all the Asian-hate in the media as of late. I don’t have the answers, and I know there are people who are so much more knowledgeable in this area than myself. This I do know: I was raised to see the beauty… Continue reading My Response to the Asian-American Hate
I find there are days when it feels like the world is going to hell in a handbasket. Global pandemic, riots, political polarization, human trafficking, radical groups destroying our sense of security, people out of work and businesses forced to close their doors, friends struggling with anxiety and depression, kids in the community losing their… Continue reading When The Burden Is Too Much
There are certain things my spirit won’t seem to let me move on from until I put pen to paper (or in this case, fingers to keyboard). I have been chewing on this subject since December, and here I am still ruminating over it. I can’t shake this deeply moving story in the Bible about… Continue reading When There’s Nothing Left to Give
Maybe it’s the result of growing up in the generation that was told, “You can do anything if you just dream big!” Perhaps it’s the consequence of our over-saturated social media world where individuals are no longer trying to make it in their own community but instead competing for national, even global, recognition. Or maybe… Continue reading When Society Tells Us We’ll Never Be a Success
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