Lauren Dunn is a freelance writer who has lived most of her life in Wichita, Kan., but still regularly gets lost when driving around town. She loves stories (especially the good ones), ice cream (chocolate chip cookie dough), and playing the ukulele (but only songs with the three chords she knows). You can read more of her thoughts at her blog, StoriedHope.
How often do we actually do the praying we know we should do?
If you really want to be a good disciple, you deny yourself. You take up your cross (not your dream) and you follow God no matter the cost.
All of these titles showcase the value and joy and importance of human life.
When I’m stressing about a fork in the road — or a wide open, empty prairie of possibilities — I often worry about being a fool.
Doing hard things stretches us. Grows us. I know that I need to grow in several areas of my life.
How do I open my eyes to what’s going on around me instead of staying locked into my own plans?
Lauren Dunn has a conversation with editor, author and university professor, Marvin Olasky.
For the Christian, selfishness is never an option. But God promises that we’ll find joy in the midst of sacrifice.
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