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Life’s Challenges

Lay your burden down

Our family loves to go backpacking. There’s a “little” 22-mile trail we visit for a few days each summer along the Manistee River. The…

Depression & Anxiety

Find the cross

I was in the doctor’s office for some tests recently—“scary” tests. Do you know the kind I mean? While waiting for the doctor to…

Life’s Challenges

The results of pruning

I hate pruning the grapevine in my garden. Cutting off some of the plant always seems counterproductive when what I want is a larger,…

Living My Faith

Who the Son sets free

Shortly after getting my driver’s license, I remember driving around town with my best friend, feeling rather puffed up with my newfound freedom. At…

Friends & Family

The storms of life

My family and I were having a picnic, and it started to rain. As we watched the downpour, we started gathering up our picnic…

Who is God?

Cut the engine

When I was 20 years old, I was writing for the local newspaper and found myself doing an interview in a three-seater Cessna airplane…

Living My Faith

Give, not give up

I always think it’s interesting that people like to give up something for Lent. Often it’s something like a mini New Year’s resolution, with…

Living My Faith

Power up

Last winter we had a lot of snow, so much snow that we had an unexpected power outage. This isn’t normally a big deal,…

Life’s Challenges

Hope for the future

I just love it when my seed catalogs arrive in the mail this time of year! I like to take a day—in the deepest,…

Living My Faith

White as snow

Living in a northern state, I really enjoy snow. There are few cozier feelings in this world than snuggling up with a good book—across…

Living My Faith

A light on a hill

When the snow falls thick and fast on a Michigan winter’s night, my family has been known to troop through the neighborhood to an…

Life’s Challenges

Snow prowl

There’s usually one night (somewhere near the middle of winter) when my family—tired of being stuck inside—decides to go out for a snow prowl….