As many of you know, I was diagnosed with ALS in March of 2020 and given one year to live. Over the next six months, while my wife...
You filled out hundreds, if not thousands, of job applications. Spent countless hours at networking events trying to get your name out there. You check Indeed and LinkedIn...
The joy of serving a risen Savior can often be overshadowed by seeing suffering and death all around. From a shooting at a traffic stop in Grand Rapids,...
The hurdler crouches in position, ready to take on the obstacles before him or her. They can run straight ahead, head down, plowing through whatever gets in their...
God created the world in beauty and perfection. Sin shattered that world but could not destroy it. And so we are surrounded by beauty and brokenness every day....
This story begins in my last blog post, where I shared about my husband’s surprising death in Accra, Ghana. In a matter of hours, my family of four...
For we do not have a high priest who is unable to empathize with our weaknesses, but we have one who has been tempted in every way, just...
It is hard for me to believe that this will be the third Easter blog I have written since being diagnosed with ALS. The doctors gave me one...
My least favorite day of the year is a Sunday in November—the end of daylight savings time, the day we “fall back” an hour. Suddenly, it’s dark all...
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