Equating a sesquicentennial with 150 years will forever be committed to my memory…

Some days are easier than others. On those occasions I don’t think about the need to arm myself to face the world…

This Sunday is my nephew Cameron's 30th birthday. Thirty! I can hardly believe it…

Several animated princess tales have been made into live-action films…

The number of names on my intercessory prayer list is ever expanding. The same for you?…

The Solemnity of the Most Holy Trinity is this Sunday. It reminds us that God exists in perfect relationship: Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. 

Sometimes I forget I work in a high school. 
Earlier this week, before the morning bell rang to signal the start of school…

This is the month that junior high and high school track seasons draw to a close…

As we celebrate Mother's Day this weekend, we honor the many women whose love, sacrifice, and faith reflect the heart of Christ in everyday life…

Who do you follow?
That question can be received in a couple different ways…

The thought of food is never too far from my mind…

I was walking outside one day when the wind picked up unexpectedly…

It’s a bit surreal watching your child doing things that you couldn’t fathom doing at their age…

Isn’t it interesting the way certain memories and ideas pop into our thoughts? I believe they are resurrected for a reason…

Sometimes life feels heavy with words that wound: gossip, untruths, fear, anxiety, jealousy, ignorance…

I would not call myself a country music fan. You may be thinking, “You’re missing out…”

An iconoclast is defined as a person who challenges cherished beliefs, traditions, or established institutions…

Gratitude is often mistaken for optimism, as if it only belongs in moments when life is going well…

In today’s world, we frequently are required to offer documentation that proves we are who we claim we are, where we live, how old we are…

Is Christianity hard or easy? 

In this season of Lent, when we are doing our best to put into action the three pillars of prayer, fasting and almsgiving…