I started writing this post at the beginning of 2022. I saved it in drafts and every time I’d go back to write, I froze. Well, I’m not frozen anymore, nor entangled. I am entwined. I have been pondering these two words since 2020. They are closely related and often times they are used interchangeably. Continue reading

Stained glass Stained can mean a mess to be covered or removed.  Some see ruin beyond repair and others just stare. What if  The stain is no mistake; it’s on purpose for us to take. The blood that trickled down His hands and brow onto the ground  Is the very thing that marks the way Continue reading

**Guest Post by: Rhonda Underhill  **Rhonda can be reached at Rhonda@getwellderly.com getwellderly.com For many of America’s service members and veterans, finding a lifestyle they enjoy or a home of their own can be a challenge after or during the breaks in service. Luckily, there are many ways you can help facilitate a return to normality Continue reading

George Floyd is my son. It’s personal. Until we start looking at news stories as if they are our children’s diaries, we will never be able to be a part of truly loving the world.  As followers of Christ, the only appropriate response to injustice is to personally step into the lives of others, feel Continue reading

As 2020 begins, it may seem a little weird to kick it off with a January post entitled “Closings.” However, without closings we would never have new beginnings; therefore, they go hand in hand. I’m asking Holy Spirit to give us new eyes primed to see the multifaceted Kingdom colors only “closings” can uncover.  When Continue reading