Do You Need Refreshing?

Are  you a busy person who’s struggling to connect with God in the craziness of everyday life? Me too.

Are you ready to discover the joy, excitement, and riches of God’s Word? Me too.

This is why I write 5-minute devotions. Short enough to read in the carpool line, in the break room, at home, or anywhere you find five minutes for quiet reflection.

When you subscribe, I’ll send you a weekly  five-minute devotion. Read it whenever your schedule allows. Like a spiritual power bar, they’re packed with enough nutrition to get you through to the next meal.

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The Simple Habit that Knit Our Hearts Together

The Simple Habit that Knit Our Hearts Together

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How to Lead Our Children to a High View of God

How to Lead Our Children to a High View of God

We don’t have to read more than a chapter or two of the Bible to meet characters we love to emulate—and characters we don’t. On its hallowed pages, we discover heroes of the faith and enemies of God, shining examples of courage and stunning displays of cowardice. Some...

Learn King David’s Secret to Happiness

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If Time magazine polled its readers, looking for the 950 B.C. Man of the Year, I’m pretty sure King David would have been a shoe in.  A military man, he was handsome, clever, and brave. He had political smarts and charisma. He played an instrument...

What Went Wrong with Peter? Living and Dying with Jesus

What Went Wrong with Peter? Living and Dying with Jesus

“What do you think happened to Peter?” I asked my pastor/husband.  I’d been reading the account of the Passover week, and Peter’s loyalty to Christ stood in sharp contrast to his betrayal. At the Last Supper, Peter declared he was willing to die with Christ. When...