The Stone Already Gone
On the first Easter morning, a group of women walked toward Jesus’ sealed tomb carrying grief too heavy for words. As they went, they […]
On the first Easter morning, a group of women walked toward Jesus’ sealed tomb carrying grief too heavy for words. As they went, they […]
We all have a Sisyphus stone – something we push uphill every day, knowing it will roll back down. In Greek mythology, Sisyphus was […]
"It's not fair," said Joe to Mary. "You've got those cool new shoes, and I've got these old ones." "It's not fair," said Sam […]
On an early morning walk through the Kruger, our guide suddenly paused and said, "The birds are having a party" – the air alive […]
In winter the vlei in front of our home gets quite wet. This means walking through it is difficult. It entails trying to hop […]
"Be still, and know that I am God" (Psalm 46:10). These familiar words carry a deeper invitation than simply being quiet. The Hebrew word […]
Recently we stayed at a timeshare perched on huge granite boulders beside the ocean. When we arrived, the sea was calm as a lake […]
I'm not that skilled at sports, but one thing I repeatedly need to remind myself is: keep your eye on the ball. Invariably, if […]
I am ruminating on thoughts of worry and fear, feeling my life is a desert wasteland of ruin (Isaiah 51:3). I cry out to […]
Sometimes we find ourselves in the waiting room of life – the place where answers haven’t arrived, where time seems to stand still, and […]