What do you think love would feel like for someone who was rejected by her father and unwanted by her mother? What do you think love means to a girl-child who wrongly learned, very early in life, that all men ever want from a woman is to use her? Francine Rivers' tackles this question in her... Continue Reading →
Remember the story of the woman with the issue of blood; when a woman who’d been constantly bleeding for years touched the hem of Jesus’ garment and got healed? That account of healing took on extra significance for me the day I got to know what was translated as the “hem” of Jesus’ garment. In... Continue Reading →
I used to wonder why certain relationships crumble so easily, why someone who once seemed so present, intentional, and sincere could transform almost overnight into a stranger. But God showed me that the truth is seldom abrupt; it doesn’t suddenly appear, it gradually rises to the surface. And when it finally does, it can feel... Continue Reading →
A while ago, I went through a certain circumstance that had left a deep mark on my heart for months. For some time, I struggled to understand how someone I trusted so dearly could hide such a different life behind a gentle smile and calm voice. There were no signs — at least none that... Continue Reading →
Giving is a noble thing to do. Helping the needy, vulnerable and downtrodden with your resources is great, but there is a caveat: And though I bestow all my my goods to feed the poor… and have not charity, it profiteth me nothing. 1 Corinthians 13:3 (KJV) It is not enough to give liberally, sponsor... Continue Reading →
In Plain Sight 