Lost and Found

Lost and Found

I have a picture in my mind of what my birth must have looked like. I envision the radiant and glorious Being that is God, forming me up and gently placing me in my mother’s womb, spinning me ’round three times, removing the blindfold, and on March 8, 1971,...
Taste and See (Foreword)

Taste and See (Foreword)

Nearly a year ago, my best friend, Jenay Brewer, was called to write a book. She honored me with the invitation to join her as editor and then graciously welcomed me to write the foreword for her finished work. Taste and See is a beautiful collection of devotions...
Healthy Rhythms

Healthy Rhythms

I learned to play the piano as a kid. My piano teacher was a kind and gentle woman of extraordinary patience, because while I played for nearly 7 years, I don’t think I ever excelled at it. Music was important in my home though, oddly enough: My dad played both...
Then and Now

Then and Now

In 2019, when Stan was first diagnosed with ALS and given 2-4 years to live and this photo was taken, we were devastated. Neither of us handled the transition particularly well, being new followers of Yeshua struggling to die to our old selves while also trying to...
Who do You Say I Am?

Who do You Say I Am?

There are four Scripture portions that have been tugging at my heart for some time, because I truly believe that what we call people (and things) matters. Words matter. God’s words matter. Yeshua literally means “salvation” in Hebrew. The name, as is common in Hebrew,...