Amy Kessler

Sure, we can multitask, but we can’t multitask as well as we think we can.

Christ’s crucifixion is like our winter. Bleak. But resurrection day is like spring — hope is born and life begins anew.

  At the beginning of the month, I posted a selfie on social media as part of the #RockYourJob Contest. I wrote in the caption how I work for the Lord in my marketing job, but there are other ways we can all glorify God in what we do aside from wh …

I went shopping last week and discovered a new Christian store recently opened in the mall. They had a case of Scripture rings, and I had to get one. I wanted one that would be personal to me and have significance for the kind of Scriptural reminder I …

Small towns may seem boring at times, but there are actually quite a few benefits to living in one.

“I have a chronic illness. It is fair for me to date and desire marriage?” If you’ve followed my health struggles over the past year, this question is a fitting one to ask me. I have a mild autoimmune disease and nine food allergies. They aren’t little …

For the last few months, I’ve been an avid viewer of 19 Kids and Counting. I admire how strongly the family views relationships and togetherness and how intentional they are in pursuit of marriage. In one of their new episodes this week, Jim Bob and Mi …

Small talk is one of those things you either love or dread. I’ve been blogging about introversion lately (“An Introvert’s Guide to Dating and Relationships” and “An Introvert’s Guide to Fostering Community”) and one of the things associated with that f …