Lauren Dunn

“What has God been teaching you?” the leader asked. My heart beat a little faster. I barely knew these people, and this was a personal question!

There’s something about these stories. It’s like we want to be part of something bigger than us, like we were created to be in stories like these.

Political leaders, on any level, make decisions that affect other people.

We may have graduated from monster-under-the-bed worries and we might not use a nightlight anymore, but we’re still scared.

I convinced my brother to tell me the ending of “Ant-Man and the Wasp” because sometimes the suspense is too much for me.

Last week I walked through the doors of my favorite store. I had been there only a few minute, when the manager came over and told me I had to leave.

I recently read amazing stories of seemingly insignificant moments that were life-changing. Every story illustrated God is working — even in the details.

I quit my job three weeks ago. But I didn’t feel elated like I had expected. Instead of looking forward to this big change, I began to dread the end.