Dig it Up
I am not an over-zealous yard person, but I like green grass. My neighbor seems to enjoy dandelions! OK, so they don’t really LIKE dandelions, but...
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Author: Lindsey Zarob
All Manner of Pride
I was 25, newly divorced, living in a tiny studio apartment with mini-sized appliances, milk crate tables, a giant broken heart, and determination to put the pieces of my life back together.
Refresh My Heart
We all know how a cool shower refreshes after we spend the day in the sun. Or how a cup of tea refreshes before spending the evening babysitting the neighbor's kids.
In Christ
Paul sends this letter to a few people: Philemon, a friend and fellow worker; Apphia, our sister; Archippus, our fellow soldier; and, to their home-based church.
On the Basis of Love
My mother-in-law was bold in making requests. For example, she was famous for asking her kids if they wanted ice cream.
We are All in this Together
Have you ever witnessed the pay-it-forward movement? Or someone helping a stranger when they are down on their luck?
Forgiven
As I reflect on Paul’s plea to Philemon, I find it touching how Paul is willing to ask Philemon to forgive Onesimus’ wrongdoings.
Called and Secure
As a young child, I remember how impossible it was for my mother to keep a watchful eye on all of us.
Boxed In
There are two ways of trivializing grace. The first is what Jude warned against—using grace as a license to sin.