Our awesome college counselor at North Cobb Christian School, Karen Bollinger, has been keeping me in books lately! Her latest recommendation was There is Life After College by Jeffrey Selingo. This book was an excellent read…not a quick read due to the depth of the research, butContinue Reading
God and Politics by Mark Dever is a quick read. It’s a small book that I picked up a few weeks ago at the ERLC National Conference in Nashville. I have a lot of respect for Dever and the work that he does through Capitol Hill Baptist Church thatContinue Reading
“When sports are not approached with intentional Christ-centeredness, they are corrupted and can easily become a curse rather than a blessing. Sports are not inherently good in a fallen world. Like all things, sports must be redeemed and renewed in light of the gospel of Jesus Christ.” David Prince,Continue Reading
This is a repost of a blog I wrote several years ago. Several years later…I still remember every moment of how September 11, 2001 unfolded. I pray I will never forget. That day taught me that evil truly does exist and it is in direct opposition to a loving andContinue Reading
A few weeks ago, I had the privilege of hearing Bryan Loritts speak at the ERLC National Conference in Nashville, TN. While I’m familiar with his and his father’s ministries as Bryan pastored Fellowship Memphis Church and his father Crawford pastors Fellowship Church here in the Atlanta area,Continue Reading
August in the Strange house means cherishing the last few days of summer while getting excited about the first days of school! Emma started 2nd grade this year at North Cobb Christian School and Eli has finally started K3 and joined Emma at school. He has been waiting for thisContinue Reading
Are you in the midst of the college planning process as a student or as a parent? Do you see those days on the horizon? Do you know someone who is in the midst of it? Run…don’t walk…to the nearest bookstore and pick up a copy of Frank Bruni’sContinue Reading
Wow…if I didn’t know any better, I’d say that Lysa TerKeurst has been peeking in my diary off and on over the past 30+ years. Actually I don’t keep a diary, but she has a solid handle on the ridiculous self-talk that often goes on in my head. Self-talkContinue Reading