Transforming Your Church One Family at a Time
An Interview with Barbara Newman
Labels are everywhere! We live in a world that labels everything from coffee cups and clothing to food ingredients and designer fashions. While labels are helpful for things, they can be incredibly damaging when they define people—their value, character, or significance. And we do this all the time without thinking. Change must begin to take […]
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3 Things I Wish Someone Had Told Me: A Dad’s Story
An Interview with Bob West
In .22 seconds, more than 94,400,000 links to the word parenting came up in my search engine, revealing that we certainly don’t lack for material on the topic of parenting. However, the parenting process is far more complex than a list of links or a load of head knowledge, and parenting is profoundly more complicated […]
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God’s Providential Hand: From Deep, Dark Valleys to New Light and Life
An Interview with Craig Johnson
The word surprise has different meanings to many of us. There is much fun in celebrating someone with a surprise party or gift. But what about those surprising, unforeseen, unexpected events that come along? For example: A car accident The loss of a job The loss of a loved one or child A life-changing diagnosis […]
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Embracing Our Weirdness with Wonderful Strength
An Interview with Laurie Wallin
Wonderfully weird . . . not many of us would put those two words together. However, Laurie Wallin—certified life coach, speaker, teacher, and gifted author—reveals that God has in place a master plan for our lives that is, indeed, weird and wonderful. Most often, we get stuck in the frustrations of being different—or in the […]
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How to Find Your “Me Time” as a Caregiver
An Interview with Cindi Ferrini
Most caregivers today find it nearly impossible to take time for themselves. Statistics prove that caregivers are more likely to have compromised health, shorter life spans, emotional and physical struggles, and lack the time to attend to their own needs. But there is hope! Cindi Ferrini has lived as a caregiver for more than 33 […]
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