Most of my health status remains unchanged and my energy is slowly and seemingly continually, improving. My vision is stable, slightly wonky but unchanged as long as I get adequate rest and nutrition.  I tolerated

The first few months after my diagnosis I didn’t quite know how to deal with the idea of requesting prayer for healing and what to do with faith, this elusive faith-thing, if healing did not

I have this verse hung beside my bed, “This is the day that the LORD has made, let us rejoice and be glad in it.”*  I put it there before the twins were born, because

This is the Song my amazing husband wrote for me when I was first diagnosed with Glioblastoma and just shared with me ON THE RADIO (through an interview with CKNW 980 today) as the best mother's day

“Your greatest contribution to the kingdom of God may not be something you do, but someone you raise.”  Andy StanleyWith Mother’s Day approaching I want to share revelations about mothering that I have uncovered recently. 

I really enjoy Philip Yancey, and these insights from his book Vanishing Grace are no exception.  (from the section on being “grace dispensers”, p 112)….Many questions that we throw at God return to us like

A reminder to women, all women, because all of us need this reminder:Zephaniah 3:16-17 (ESV/NIV spliced)“Cheer up, Zion! Don’t be afraid! For the LORD your God has arrived to live among you.  He is the

A Call to Faithful TrustRest just a little longerRest -----        Your care’s with me.Rest all your worn and weary selfRest and simply be.