Kessia Reyne, Judge of All

A very strange thing happened to me today. It was disconcerting and wonderful. I had been judging my friend. Like, rolling my eyes and ...

me thinking about the church. part 3.

When it comes to change (*gasp! *choke!) in the church, we are often handicapped, our legs taken right out from under us, because change m...

me thinking about the church. part 2.

I do  have a great many thoughts about the church, but when I read my friend Andrea's post on her  thoughts about the church, I knew I...

me thinking about the church. part 1.

I have to admit that though I love being part of the Seventh-day Adventist movement, any just-out-of-the-box naivete that I ...

The thorn and the gift.

I will not burden you with the full story; you don't have time, and I'm not sure I have the energy. But I couldn't help but shar...

Atonement for an Unsolved Murder

In the heart of a golden barley field lies a man, staring up at the clear sky. The sun and the wind wash over him, but he does not blink. Th...

How many, Joshua?

Joshua pushes his body to the limits... one grape at a time. It's slobbery.

Probably we would eat pizza.

I have a friend who is really hurting, but I can't do much to help. I pray for him, I offer encouragement, but I can't fix him or hi...

There's nothing worse than a terrible marriage, and nothing better than a great one.

The man that I hope to shelter all the days of my life My husband is three miles away and he's coming home in a half hour, but I called ...

Caution! thrown to the wind.

I'm naturally pretty wimpy. No, it's true--don't try to make me feel better. (As if anyone would try to convince me otherwise.) ...

Forgive me this sin

It's strange that we can be so uncomfortable with acknowledging personal sin and yet so comfortable in committing it. Every Friday nigh...

homesickness.

All my life I've lived without getting homesick. As a kid, I loved sleepovers and trips. I never missed my family. I wasn't sad abou...
 

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