My husband and I were recently approved to become adoptive parents, and we now wait for a long-expected phone call from our case worker that a child will become part of our family. During our approval process (what’s referred to as the “home study” phase), we were required to read multiple articles, listen to many […]
What Will It Undo? AI, Language, and the Stewardship of SpeechRead More
A heartfelt letter to every mother reminding her that the plain packaging of laundry, chores, and sleepless nights holds something eternal — a divine calling to influence a soul made in the image of God.
Dear Mom: A Mother’s Day Letter on Your Highest CallingRead More
“Fairy tales do not tell children that dragons exist,” the theologian G.K. Chesterton wrote, “Children already know that dragons exist. Fairy tales tell children that dragons can be killed.” Fairy tales, myths, and movies, according to Chesterton, are not mere entertainment, but lessons for the soul— reminders in the midst of a fallen world that
Holiness and the Dragon: Lessons from The Redcrosse KnightRead More
“For everything there is a season, and a time for every matter under heaven:” Ecclesiastes 3:1 “a time to weep, and a time to laugh; a time to mourn, and a time to dance;” Ecclesiastes 3:4 One moment, you are a huge part of someone’s whole world—and that someone is one of your parents, my
Grieving with an Eternal PurposeRead More
As another new year is born, many of us pause to reflect on habits we’d like to strengthen and patterns we want to abandon. New Year’s resolutions, at their best, aren’t exercises in self-righteousness but acts of honest self-examination. That spirit of reflection is worth carrying into our online lives as well. Reformed Twitter/X has
Five Resolutions for Reformed Twitter in the New Year: Coram Deo in the Digital AgeRead More
While Father’s Day comes once a year, the calling comes every morning. For the Christian father, and especially for the Reformed father, that calling isn’t a sentimental occasion to be marked and forgotten. It is a vocation rooted in Scripture, shaped by the covenant of grace, and carried out in the daily work of leading
The Reformed Father: A Father’s Day ReflectionRead More
