Can you believe it? It’s been exactly a year since my last book Lean on Me: Finding Intentional, Vulnerable and Committed Community published! To celebrate, if you order a copy of LOM from my store and use … Read More
We Cannot Remove God’s Love From Us
Today at (in)courage, I share a slice of Lean on Me. Here’s a sample for you. To read the full article, click here. I’m so grateful these women were so generous to share a little … Read More
Managing Anxiety and Making Friends
The fine folks at Christianity Today had me write a little bit about the challenges of community when you’re struggling with mental illness (or when you love someone who has a mental illness). Enjoy! With … Read More
Enjoy A Free Chapter of “Lean on Me” from the Folks at FaithGateway
The fine folks at FaithGateway posted a free chapter of Lean on Me: Finding Intentional, Vulnerable and Consistent Community today. Here’s a little tease; you can click over to their website for the rest! They’re … Read More
“Lean on Me” Book Club Discount + Free Shipping
Last weekend, I spoke at a church. Saturday was a women’s retreat and we focused on my new book Lean on Me: Finding Intentional, Vulnerable and Consistent Community. Each woman got a copy of the book. On Sunday, … Read More
How Do You Know It’s Safe to be Vulnerable?
Do you have solid community in your life? I thought I could answer that question with an easy “YES!” until a crisis hit. It took that crisis for me to evaluate how I relate to … Read More
Because Free Books are Good and Because Friends are Better
In a couple of weeks (October 7 to be exact) my latest book, Lean on Me: Finding Intentional, Vulnerable and Consistent Community, will ship and be placed on book shelves and will hopefully, hopefully, hopefully help … Read More
Blogging Isn’t What it Used to Be…And that’s Okay.
Several times a week, I log into the dashboard of my blog and think I have something to write. I could write about true freedom, and how that means willingly accepting my identity as a slave to Christ, … Read More
Redefining Friendship
When Facebook first opened its “Sign Up” doors to those of us far removed from a .edu email address, I remember landing in a competition with a coworker on who could “friend” more people than … Read More