In His Desert
At 10 AM I go into surgery for the 13 cm cyst that has been causing me lots of issues during my postpartum recovery. We…
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A Hard Recovery
On certain days this past week, I got debilitating pain in my lower abdominal area as I recovered from the birth of Caylee. It was…
Three Ways to Be Cured from “Entitle-litis”
We all know that many people today suffer from the spiritual disease known as entitlement, where we believe that certain privileges and rights are due…
God Finds Our Children
Our children have their own timetables when it comes to their faith journeys. We can do our best to raise them in the ways of…
Are You in the Wilderness?
One Christmas, my daughter received a set of Dora the Explorer clips, hairpins, and slippers from my mom. Instead of thanking her grandma, she flipped…
When Children Doubt That Jesus is Real
Even if my kids are growing up in a home where they hear about God’s word and Edric and I try our best to role-model…
A History To Pass On
Over lunch I shared with the kids how blessed I was that a reader of my blog was introduced to Jesus Christ through my site….
Life Has Detours
“The shortest distance between two points is a straight line. That’s what we were taught in school, isn’t it? In any geometric problem, you can…
From the Heart the Mouth Speaks
I was sitting across from Elijah while he finished his curry and noodles over lunch. He said, “My eyesight is getting worse. I can hardly…
From Head to Heart
My second son, Edan, is reading through the Bible. But he has admitted to me several times that he finds it tedious to do so…
Tooth-ful Lesson
I want to commend my son, Edan, for allowing me, his non-dentist mother, to pull out his two front teeth. He triumphed in the area…
Back in the Hospital
My daughter, Tiana, curiously asked me one morning, “Where is God? How come I can’t see him?” This was a follow up question to a…
