God who speaks
From the first pages of Scriptures to the last, our Lord reveals himself as God who speaks.
Dis-abling spiritual abuse
Insights from Carolyn Custis James that can help us recognize and "dis-able" spiritual abuse.
Book writing and baby birthing
Bringing forth a viable book - or any other work that is living, breathing and life-giving - requires waiting and cooperating with God through the whole gestation period, however long he designates it to be.
My Gettysburg legacy and this turning time
In a very real way, I was there when my great-great-grandfather Lorenzo Whitaker survived the Civil War, and more specifically, the Battle of Gettysburg.
Submission and Sabbath
To help us grasp the stark contrast between God's view of submission and the way some religious people view it, let's consider the contrast between God's view of Sabbath and the way some religious people have viewed it.
Dishonor where honor is due
Few people mourned its passing. Few even knew that the TNIV Bible existed. Most Christians who did hear of it during its short but tempestuous life fled from it in fear.
Love and honor go both ways
In a marriage that reflects God's nature and his kingdom, love and honor go both ways.
Agreeing with dishonor
Like many women in the church, I had been taught to smile and accept statements that ostensibly compliment, while firmly putting me in my place.
We Confess! about yokes
Mini-post. Quotation about removing oppressive yokes, from We Confess! The Civil War, the South, and the Church.
Countdown to The Esther Blessing: The release
The day I finished a book about the life of Esther, that was 20 years in the making.