A lot can change in a year. In the moments following the election, Donald Trump supporters simply beamed, basking in the warm, orange glow of their apparent victory and awaiting America’s returning
My sweet girl, There are mornings when I wake up and see you for the first time, and it looks like you’ve grown overnight; you’re taller or your face
The woman’s voice began to quiver. She’d just introduced herself to me in the hallway of our church, and for a couple of minutes she’d held it together. But as she
This week a Christianity Today article made some social media noise, asking the question “Who’s in charge of the Christian blogosphere?” It was a loaded one, for sure. On its
A lot can change in a year. In the moments following the election, Donald Trump supporters simply beamed, basking in the warm, orange glow of their apparent victory and awaiting America’s returning
My sweet girl, There are mornings when I wake up and see you for the first time, and it looks like you’ve grown overnight; you’re taller or your face
The woman’s voice began to quiver. She’d just introduced herself to me in the hallway of our church, and for a couple of minutes she’d held it together. But as she
This week a Christianity Today article made some social media noise, asking the question “Who’s in charge of the Christian blogosphere?” It was a loaded one, for sure. On its