By Christina Fox Do you dance? I don’t. I never took ballet, dance, or tap lessons. If I attended a ball, I wouldn’t be able to even dance a simple waltz. Despite my awkward and failed attempts at dancing, I do love music. It stirs my soul and speaks to me in ways that nothing...

By Rachel Ware I made a New Year’s Resolution this year to delete my Facebook account for the month of January. Freeing? Definitely. Difficult?  Embarrassingly, more than I expected. Eye-opening?  Absolutely. I’ve never been crazy about Facebook.  But, I am a product of my age. In college, I sought to convince our Dean of Students...

By Jasmine Baucham You say I should stay with you  That Jesus forgives you You pray I will, but I won’t The difference is Jesus loves you, I don’t   As a general rule, I am not a country music fan, but the first time I heard Danielle Peck sing this song, I may have played...

By Megan Hill Like most Christian families with young children, our daily life is filled with directions. Eat this. Drink that. Say you’re sorry. Please be quiet. Please speak up. Come here. Go there. Stop. Start. Wait. As the mother of three sons, I exercise my role of authority over them in thousands of ways...

By Rondi Lauterbach Sometimes I act bewitched, or at least superstitious. I live as if I’m under a curse. When I lose my favorite jacket, I don’t just retrace my steps to try to find it, I think, “Oh no, here we go again.”  My phone disappears next. Frantically searching every possible hiding place, I muse,...

By Elisha Galotti  We live at a time when, in new and powerful ways, popular culture and social media invite us to find our identity in what is visible, what is seen. The combination of Hollywood’s power along with millions of individuals continually uploading picture-perfect images of their lives can leave us tricked into believing...