Congratulations! You have finally finished the first draft, or you may be on your way to finishing the first draft. That is an accomplishment you should be excited about. But now, it’s time for the most difficult part, the editing. … Read the rest

Life has a way of interrupting “our” plans. Especially our writing time. We have jobs, families to take care of, deadlines to meet, and many other obligations. It can be hard if you aren’t living on your own and you … Read the rest

I Do NOT Like Change…Now What?

Life has a way of bringing interruptions into our lives that cause us to change to a certain extent in order to adapt to them. Very few people actually like change.

Why is change … Read the rest

For me change comes in two waves: it was a change that I was looking forward to or it was something that came out of nowhere. I think for a lot of us change came when we least expected it … Read the rest

From the time my youngest was born, she had the strongest grip of any baby I’d ever encountered. I remember working diligently to pry her little fingers open to release tiny objects (and sections of my hair, ouch!). Her grip … Read the rest

Still. Calm. Tranquil. Unmoving. If you know me well, you know in a physical sense, none of these words describe me. It’s not my nature. I continually pray the Lord would “unrush” me and help me slow down each day, … Read the rest

We all trek through different seasons in our lifetime. As I type these very words my heart hangs a little heavy knowing that I am currently walking through a season of waiting. This isn’t a first for me and when … Read the rest

“It will be nearly impossible for you son to ever walk, talk, or eat on his own.” I’ll never forget the day a doctor told me this devastating news.  

When you get pregnant, carry your baby for nine months, and … Read the rest

Over the next few weeks we’ll be sharing tips and stories from people who’ve learned the secrets of ‘how to wait well.’ If God has taught you something about waiting, or revealed something invaluable during a season of waiting, would