Thankfulness In A Season Of Transition

The last few months of the year are tense for coaching families. With fall seasons wrapping up, many coaches will be fired. “Black Monday” in college football circles can make for a solemn Thanksgiving as families wait to hear from administrations unwilling to sour their own holidays with unpleasant conversations. … Read More

For the Mama’s From a Coach’s Wife

As the wife of a college football coach, every year, I have a front-row seat to watch eighteen-year-old boys take some of their first steps of independence. Each August, I stand before our new families and explain what the football season will look like from behind the scenes. I assure … Read More

Examine the Scriptures

I’m writing over at The Glorious Table today about the importance of understanding the Bible for ourselves. Have you ever listened to a sermon and thought, “Wait, what? That’s not what the Bible says”? Ever scroll through social media and pause to look up a quote someone has attributed to … Read More

The Leadership of Joshua

I’m writing over at The Glorious Table today. Here’s a Preview: Joshua was Moses’s loyal assistant for most of the years the Israelites wandered in the wilderness. Joshua was a firsthand witness to the special relationship between Moses and God. He saw Moses at his best as well as in … Read More

The Need for Salt

Growing up, we only ate one type of white rice: Assyrian rice. My Nana made the best rice, and when I was living on my own, I spent a day with her learning the secret to making rice just like her. My Nana’s recipe for Assyrian rice is a true … Read More