
My Father, My King
Avinu Malkeinu has always had the ability to move my soul like no other prayer. Our Father, Our King | Be gracious and answer our

Avinu Malkeinu has always had the ability to move my soul like no other prayer. Our Father, Our King | Be gracious and answer our

There I found myself, standing over the counter in the kitchen, doting on my jackfruitlings, resisting the urge to tear off their seed covers. It

I’ve been exhausted by the current atmosphere of this country. For the first time in my 14 years of marriage, I’m talking about current events more than my husband (it’s quite a feat, I assure you). I reached out to the show for comfort, but I seem to have found a safe space to process instead. It’s not real, but it it’s true.

In the past 2 years I’ve found myself in the interesting position of visionary’s assistant. In the midst of COVID-19, I’m beginning to work for my 4th client in 2 years whose dreams have become my own. I hope with them. I celebrate with them. I strive with them. Maybe it doesn’t sound very fun to you, but I’m finding I love it. I love the thrill of chasing dreams, even if they’re not mine.

Happy new year, everyone! I don’t know about you, but I enjoy numbers. Sitting here relaxing on New Year’s Day (an activity as rare as

The songs of the Passover seder are near and dear to my heart. They remind me of lighter times. Our Passover seders typified everything I

You may never have heard of the mythical album project I have been compiling for the last ten years. That may be because I am also

This brings up bigger questions in the increasingly Godless Jewish world, especially those of us in the diaspora outside of Israel. Who are the Jews? Why is it relevant that Jews be defined at all?

I was not born in a war-torn country. My childhood was not marked with minefields. My ears have never actually heard the whistle of a

The last few years of my life have been a weary wandering. Suddenly, every blog or devotional I come across is speaking about waiting. I’m

I wanted to take a moment to share some powerful truth God has been teaching me. It’s life-changing and liberating. It’s simple and impossible without

I have been taking stock of my daily routine as of late. More commitments are continually getting shoved into my stack of to-do lists. I

I walked into my room and grabbed the black duffel bag in the middle of the floor. I breathed in more uncertainty than oxygen. After

In the room across from the one in which I sit lies a sick child whimpering in his sleep. I had an agenda this morning

Good evening, fellow Americans. Tonight, we are free. I can say, with complete and heartfelt gratitude, thank you, God for allowing me to live in

It should be no surprise to Word-reading followers of Christ that it comes straight out of the Bible. Or does it? When people say, “spare the rod, spoil the child,” they got it wrong. This verse is about love.

One time in Barnes & Noble, my sister-in-law burst into hysterical laughter over the title of a book on display, Wherever You Go, There You Are.

Somewhere between spending the last two months in a different state and being temporarily apart from my husband, I seem to have fallen off the

I’ve been living in the Gospel of John for the last few weeks. I leave it playing on my phone during the day, I read

God still speaks. And you cannot afford to close your ears. Several months ago, God started impressing on me this sense of great urgency for

I can’t shake this feeling over the last few days that God is moving. I know, God works all the time, but there are seasons

I just finished creating the “Official” (oh, the irony) Facebook page for my music. I know God has been leading me on this journey and I have

The day comes to all families when death wins over this fragile flesh. While those we love go on to glory and are immediately embraced

Someone recently posted an article on my Facebook that was so… I had many responses, I needed to respond with more than a Facebook post.

You can skip the next couple paragraphs if you’re following from Parts 1 or 2. For those of you who are just seeing this blog, the

You can skip the next couple paragraphs if you’re following from Part 1. For those of you who are just seeing this blog, the next two

Someone recently posted an article on my Facebook that was so… I had many responses, I needed to respond with more than a Facebook post.

So, I’m getting a head start on my taxes. I read some of Ezekiel while I was eating lunch during his nap and I wanted to read more, but I kept thinking about our taxes. We run our own company so doing taxes at the end of the year is a beast. But I have been pressing into the Holy Spirit’s sweet Presence and I really wanted to go into my room. Welcome to my life, I’m a Martha learning to a be a Mary. The taxes won. I felt really proud of myself. I am three months into one account, double-checking charges and marking checks for 1099s. We have seven accounts… I will have to do this on all of them. Yeah, I am being productive! Then, my little son catches my eye, heaving his Bible book into his lap. He sits down on the folded comforter on our wood floor and the book slides down his legs towards the floor. Undeterred, he pulls it up to his lap and sits farther back on the comforter. Finally, after getting situated, he starts turning the pages. “Muito agua,” he quietly exclaims as he looks over the page about the flood. I watch him out of the corner of my eye so as not to draw his attention away from the book.
“God, You know my life.” This is often how my prayers begin these days…

God is speaking to me through the shredded fabric of my son’s bear’s nose. The little bear, affectionately dubbed “mama,” became my son’s bedtime companion

So, after my last post regarding pride, I found it very difficult to write. I felt like anything I shared would be pompous and ridiculous…

In the last few weeks, I have been earnestly seeking to understand how I can serve God while being the most wretched of sinners. I’m

I recently had the pleasure of hearing Reverend Russell McCollough preach a message at Impact Church titled “The Lion, The Snow and The Pit.” It made

So, my sister has been visiting me for the last few weeks and I tell you they have been interesting. The enemy has tried to

Some days, I take up my sword and run into battle. Then, there are days like these when it’s all I can do to hold

I’ve been recently reflecting on the difficult simplicity that is my faith. What do I mean by that? Let’s just say that the events of

Google+ The work of a woman is not for the faint of heart. I find that the easiest trap to fall into is monotony. I
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