Psalm 118:1

I am spending the day quietly with my wife and two sons. Whoever you are with—or however you may be spending your day—may it be a time of joyful reflection on the grace and mercies of God. He is go……

It’s my thing: the annual Thanksgiving post. Mayflower’s Daughter came first. Then came Why Pilgrims Don’t Grumble and smitten by William Bradford, A Poem For Pilgrims. Next was It Really is Good to Give Thanks, and last year I asked Do You Leak? (For the record, it was about roots of grumbling not moms on Read More…

Keep on giving your thanks to God, for he is so good! His constant, tender love lasts forever! Psalm 118:1 TPT 2020—what can I say? It’s been unlike any year we’ve lived through. It’s been challenging on multiple fronts. It’s been revelatory. It’s been what I’d term a “good hard year.” Good because it has […]…

It feels like only yesterday I was in the USA visiting with family and friends in the USA—but a look at my calendar confirms that we are only one week from Christmas. So much has happened since I returned, and I’ve not shared yet about my trip, so I’d like to share a little about my trip and update…

As Holy Week approaches and we focus on events leading to the death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, it’s easy to cruise on by Palm Sunday in our eagerness to get to Easter.…

Do you ever catch yourself thinking, “Wow, I wish my life looked more like hers…”? You’re not the only one—I know I’m guilty. In a highlight reel society, I can’t help but wonder how often we miss out by simply believing we’re “missing out”. It’s easy to subscribe to the lie that something more (or something…Read the Post…

Turning Mountains into Molehills’ weekly blog will explore the ways God uses the ordinary events of life to teach us. How a toilet taught me to be thankful.…

“You give them something to eat.” Luke 9:13 No doubt few things stunned the Twelve who followed the Son more than the time he rebuked ’em by saying, “You give them something to eat.” Folks had come from all over ter hear the Son preach on Skipper’s kingdom. Fer days leading up ter this the […]…

Prayer is an intimate connection to our Heavenly Father, God Almighty.…

Prayer is an intimate connection to our Heavenly Father, God Almighty.…