Home and Hospitality
In praise of Sabbath: On letting go
3 Reasons I Welcome Refugees (and Three Ways You Can, Too)
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Wonders of His love
Christmas brims with odd contrasts, right? It’s the beckoning, warm technicolor of light displays in frigid darkness; the cheery fires while we peer out at naked, frozen trees; the heartache of the empty spot at the table in the midst of bubbling conversation; God arriving on earth in a barn.
Your opportunity…vs. your call
I’ve written about my overcommitment before, and the true cost to my family. But it’s challenging when it’s not a bunch of nonessentials munching at the white space on my calendar. It’s people. People with needs; pain; longings; hope.
And it was then that words from a friend drove themselves home, settling in my chest: The need does not always constitute the call.








