It’s one of those cliches that’s cliche for a good reason: In the workplace, it’s not what you know, it’s who you know. I’d go so far as to say that the workplace relationships I’ve built have had more bearing on my career than any other single factor. …
January through March is always a fun time of year for me. It was during these months, five years ago that I got to know and began dating my husband, Kevin. In fact, last week I was reminded of the first time we co-led Bible study together, because it …
Don’t let your relationship status define you this Valentine’s day, let the Father’s extravagant, incomprehensible love capture you instead.
When you think of marriage, what are your expectations? Do you expect your husband to handle all the finances? Do you expect your wife to do the majority of or all the cooking? How much time do you expect to spend out with friends each week? Will you a …
Confession: Sometimes I hate Facebook. Except when I love Facebook. Basically, I have a love/hate relationship with it. And Twitter. And Instagram. And blogging, when I actually remember to post. Sometimes I find social media frustrating because people …
I used to have a bad case of analysis paralysis. The bigger the decision, the more I’d overthink it. And the more I thought about it, the less I could make up my mind and act. I think lots of new grads feel that way about leaving college and entering …
I’m sure Driscoll’s heart was in the right place when he wrote it, but my goodness, does he really think those sum up the options for a single woman?
I’m talking about doctrines that are important enough to separate Christians. Do they matter when you’re considering who to marry?
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