Doing What Only I Can Do
You see, I can teach, I can cook, I can clean, I can sing a little, play piano a little, organize ministries, and on and on, but other peopl
Freedom After Betrayal
I had a feeling early on in my marriage that something wasn’t quite right. So what does an idealistic, somewhat naive, newlywed who just mov
Maintaining Joy in Ministry
The cost of ministry will not seem worth it if we are looking to the church to pay that bill.
Holding Onto Hope
One of the greatest misconceptions about the ministry family is that they "have it all together".
So they are no longer two...
When The Husband and I first met in college, I was 19. The Husband got me a job at the bar he was working at and, shortly thereafter, we sta
Let’s Keep It Spicy!
I want to give you some practical things that will protect your marriage, keep the fun in your marriage, but best of all keep the spice in y
Equal, But Different
When Bill and I married, he thought that I was the very best thing that had happened in his life. After twenty years, he no longer wanted to
