Yesterday I flew from one rainy/underwater side of the country to the other side, which happens to be on fire. I woke up early to leave for the airport, only to be greeted by the news that an earth

As I continue my series on shame,  I have the honor of hosting Denise Pass, author, speaker, and worship leader. Here she explores the purpose of shame. Is it ever a good thing? Here’s what

Last week, I blogged about how to keep others from shaming us, but there’s no magic cure for the shame we keep locked in our hearts for years. If you’re like me, you’ve asked, 

I was spending a quiet Sunday evening in my sewing room when the message alert came. As I read it, I became nauseated. A distant relative, one I haven’t seen in almost a decade, was clearly angry

I thought I was the only one. Or at least, a rarity. Uninvited. On the outside looking in. It turns out, the feeling is almost universal, at least, according to Lysa TerKeurt’s book, Uninvited: L