I thought I knew Elisabeth Elliot well. I’ve read many of her books and have listened to her talks, enough to think I had a handle on her life experiences, her personality, her struggles, and even quirks. But I could not put down Ellen Vaughn’s biography, Becoming Elisabeth Elliot. I know her so much…
A few articles and a few highly recommended books (to read to your kids!) this week. WALSH: You Can’t Give A Lethal Injection To Criminals In New York But You Can Give It To Infants – “Speaking of lethal injection, in case you haven’t yet grasped how twisted this law is, consider that capital…
I’ll be a student until the day I die, and I’m thankful for the many teachers to learn from. I pass some of the best from this week off to you! Six Reasons Why Some Members Resist Church Growth – “Growth brings new members to ministries, groups, and church social functions. Leadership may shift…
I’m a bit of a resource geek. I want to be a lifelong learner, one who sets her face toward wisdom (Pr. 17:24), listens to wisdom (Pr. 13:14), increases in wisdom (Pr. 9:9), and much more! And, as each of these Proverbs suggest, a primary source for growing is through listening to wise people, both near…
It’s been said, “Good leaders are good readers,” and I agree. To read is to learn. And in order for people to learn from us, we must first be learners (and from sources other than books, I might add). And, while deserving of another blog post, I’ll insert that I also believe there is great…
Fact: water tastes a little “off” to me during the first trimester of pregnancy. Can anyone relate? The hard part is that I need to be consuming even more liquids than normal, and am perpetually behind. I’m sure this is part of the reason I am susceptible to migraines during this time. Because I have…
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