"Family" is where life happens. Where we share our lives, hearts, and stories. No one was better at "storifying" than my uncle, Norman Naas. There aren't any words for my uncle. He used them all.

Every time I look out my window, if I’m paying attention, I’m reminded of the Psalm 111:2, 3...

When can "broken" become another word for "beautiful"?

If “God with us” can shine so well during the rush-and-crush of December, how much brighter would His reflection be if we sought and obeyed Him every day?

What happens when a selfish, avaricious real estate mogul chances upon his erroneously published, pre-mature obituary just three weeks before Christmas? Is it too late for second chances?

I celebrate my fiftieth birthday in a few days. It feels weird. Like I should feel …. different somehow. Older. Wiser. “Mature.” Whatever that means. On one hand I feel I’m way too young to be that old. I mean, my mom was fifty! On the other, it seems my half-century status is supposed to result in pearls of wisdom and sage sagacity. Kind of like a modern Oracle of Delphi. Truth is, I’ve never gotten the hang of that oracle thing.

How you ever believed a lie? Swallowed a whopper hook, line and sinker only to discover that it was a falsehood fabricated in a misrepresentation, wrapped in a warp and tied up with a tainted twist? I have. About me.

Thanksgiving is a chance to lift our eyes from our human-soaked selves and focus on the ultimate Source of all good things and every perfect gift. (

What happens when a "Hollywood animal" known as "America's king of sex and violence" cries out to God for mercy?

Who are your allies in your Christian walk? Where do you do “life together”? How do you pray for one another, specifically and strategically? When and where do they learn your story, and you learn theirs?

Creative, intriguing, gutsy and a thoroughly engaging tome, this remarkable novel addresses the age-old question of why/how a loving God can allow suffering and evil to exist in this world.

With careful biblical exegesis, meticulous research, thoughtful analysis with a well-rounded philosophical approach, Jonalyn Grace Fincher shows us the real soul of a woman and its inestimable worth as a unique reflection of God’s nature.

IBM got it right: G.I.-G.O. Garbage In - Garbage Out. But I think they got it from Proverbs 4:23.

"No matter how long it takes - no matter how far. I will find you." A search for a missing child turns up more than the usual "find."