The votes are cast; the election is over. I feel lost. Not because of changes in me, but in my context. Who am I now? Which way will I go? What about tomorrow?
I want to plead with God for a different outcome. But heaven is silent. The votes were cast, and the election is over. Read the rest of this entry »
Even though I’m the oldest of four daughters, destined to be Number One whether I like it or not, I have to confess: I like being Number One! I like being the Boss! At least most of the time.
My husband is the Number Two child in his family. Read the rest of this entry »
There’s an old, old story in the Bible–the story of deeply rooted hostility between men and women. According to Genesis 3, the wall of division between men and women goes far deeper, and begins ages earlier, than any other wall of division in the human race. It’s deeper and wider than Jew and Gentile; deeper and wider than slave and free.
Esther 1 reminds us: The power struggle between men and women has ancient roots Read the rest of this entry »
Telling the Truth 