Category: Equipping the Pastor’s Wife

In my opinion, visiting the Miami Sea Aquarium and the glass tunnel aquarium at the Omaha Zoo pales in comparison to having pet fish. I’d…

As a little girl I often remember being asked what I would like to be when I grow up. I know my response ranged from…

You may not think you need other women, but you do. Gender-based mentoring relationships are essential for your journey of sanctification. This is one of…

My husband pastors two small churches that are each around 150 years old. Often, as I sit in the pews I can feel the weight…

Investing in the lives of people is work – the gritty, dirty, sweaty kind. The kind that requires stretchy pants and a pony tail and…

I spent a good part of my quiet times during the year 2020 studying prophecy and heaven. That, coupled with suddenly being thrown into a…

When I was a girl my mom often taught missionary stories to our whole group of Sunday School children. I always remember her telling about…

The tension in my neck and shoulders has been so constant the past several months that my body seems to have grown accustomed to it.…

In October I wrote an article looking at the living hope we have in Jesus from 1 Peter 1. As we encounter and engage with…