I grew up in a small rural town in South Arkansas, where I was known as the kid who rode a bike everywhere and could sing.
I grew up in a small rural town in South Arkansas, where I was known as the kid who rode a bike everywhere and could sing.
My older brother, Mike, is ten years older than me. With such an age gap, he often felt more like an older cousin or uncle.
Growing up as a nerdy choir kid, I was deeply involved in music at both church and school.
After a long day of church services, I was getting ready to cook for my son
I spent twenty-six years in education, with many of those years in a Disciplinary Alternative Education Placement (DAEP) setting.
People often try to fit us into molds that do not truly reflect who we are.
Psalm 19 draws us into a profound connection between God’s creation and God’s perfect law.
My mother would stand on the porch when the streetlight came on and call our names, signaling that it was time to come home.
Our scripture today is quite the laundry list of expectations for the one who would dare make their home where God lives.
Despite the Israelites’ complaints and struggles in the wilderness, they experienced God’s providence in a tangible way