Recently, I watched a television show where one of the main character’s friends was accused of committing a horrendous crime. Even though the initial evidence seemed pretty solid, the main character held to his conviction that his friend could never have done such a thing—he wasn’t that kind of man. Of course, it was television, and his friend was innocent. However, for a while, the police weren’t sure. Only those who knew him personally knew this wasn’t the suspect’s

“For what do we live, but to make sport for our neighbors, and laugh at them in our turn?” -Jane Austin, Pride & Prejudice I love this quote from Jane Austin’s “Pride and Prejudice”, and I have to admit that it has been quoted around my house far too often since we first watched the BBC version of this movie many years ago. It sums up our feelings of “Why not let people laugh at the silly things we do? We’re funny…why not enjoy it?” This is an attitude was once again a res

Let me start by saying, I love the Bible app. I am signed up for two daily Bible reading plans online. Most days, I wake up, roll over, grab my phone, and read from these plans. On the days when I oversleep, or I have to get up and be out of the house right away, I’ll use the Bible app to read the Bible while I’m waiting for an appointment or waiting for Jamie to finish a meeting while I wait in the car. Because it’s so portable and convenient, the Bible app has helped me

So here’s the deal—I was wrong. I blew it. Now I need to repent. As we started the New Year, I felt the Holy Spirit challenging me with the question, “How Pro-Life Are You?” Well, obviously, I’m 100% pro-life. I believe that life starts at conception and any form of abortion is murder. I speak out about the pro-life movement and always vote pro-life in elections. I even peacefully protested outside of an abortion clinic in college. How was this a question—-I’m totally