Sweeter than Chocolate: Loving Others through Loneliness
Loneliness is a bitter pill to swallow, but, as Mary Poppins says, “A spoonful of sugar makes the medicine go […]
Loneliness is a bitter pill to swallow, but, as Mary Poppins says, “A spoonful of sugar makes the medicine go […]
There is no hunger like the hunger for purpose. In a 2014 study by Larissa Rainy, 97% of participants agreed
When I quit teaching in 2020, I had a “purpose” crisis. “Quit” is a rather strong word. God firmly closed
To walk on water, you must first go through a storm. On Valentine’s Day, my sister Sarah and I walked
Each year, the Christian school I teach at has a community service day. One year, a fellow teacher and I
Recently, I have been involved with an evangelistic outreach—the Hope for America Areawide Crusade. A team of evangelists came to
Loneliness can weigh heavily on us. Whether we are married, in a dating relationship, or single, no one is exempt
For three years, I have lived and worked in Cleveland, Ohio, which is a ten-hour drive from my family. In
Strong Christians do not feel lonely. That thought that has troubled me this last year. When someone asks how I
In the last two weeks, heaven has been on my mind. A young man in my church passed away unexpectedly.