I teach in a small rural school, where the building houses students from grades six through 12. This means on most trips across the building, I end up crossing paths […]
Parenthood – Stumbling Into Mercy
I became a believer at the height of Rich Mullins’ fame. His CDs and tapes were some of the first music I listened to, and his words framed this new […]
Parent as Poet
My family and I serve as missionaries in Mozambique. Most Sundays, we’re out in one village or another, the five of us worshipping under a thatch roof with a local church. […]
Reflections on Wanting To Be Right
The other day my eldest son, who is rarely critical, told me that I always wanted to be right about everything. It wasn’t said in an accusatory or confrontational way […]
Discernment Muscles
My son has been reading voraciously for the past couple of years. Somewhere between seven and eight, when we moved into a house where he had his own room, his […]
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