by LoriAHatcher | Sep 5, 2021 | Blog, Christian Living
The 1,000 Lincoln logs scattered on the carpet in my living room were proof that scarcity doesn’t breed selfishness. Human nature does. It’s easy to understand why an orphan child would fight to hang on to the only toy he possessed, but...
by LoriAHatcher | Aug 29, 2021 | Blog, Christian Living, Family, Prayer
“I feel useless.” I’ve said these words sincerely twice in my life. Once when I was recuperating from major surgery, and the other when I was mothering young children. In both instances my busy life underwent a drastic change, and I was no longer...
by LoriAHatcher | Aug 22, 2021 | Blog, Christian Living, Prayer
Mushu is the doggiest cat I know. And he taught me one of the greatest spiritual lessons I’ve ever learned. Primarily an outside pet, Mushu lives two cul de sacs over from my house. I see him every day on my morning walk. But he always sees me...
by LoriAHatcher | Aug 8, 2021 | Blog, Christian Living
It was Andrew’s first wedding, at least in his remembrance. He’d slept through a few as an infant, but at age two, he was all in. Wide-eyed and curious, he noticed every detail. His mother, my daughter, was the matron of honor. His sisters, the flower girls....
by LoriAHatcher | Jul 25, 2021 | Blog, Christian Living
I wonder how many people were swept away by the deceptively-calm water of the Columbia canal before the city posted warning signs about its dangerous undertow? One? Two? Ten? I’ve never felt inspired to wade into the murky water, especially after city...
by LoriAHatcher | Jul 18, 2021 | Blog, Christian Living
My boss, a dentist, often says, “What you do every day will either kill you or keep you.” Case in point—one day a college student who worked at a fast food restaurant came in for his semi-annual dental checkup. We found 12 cavities. When we quizzed him about his...
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