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Owner’s Manual
Why is it that when we read the Bible, we seem to look at it as though we’re reading a textbook? I don’t just mean all the things that sound irrelevant or even completely dull (long lists of people...
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Misplaced Trust
Can we really trust the Bible today? That’s a question a lot of people ask. Depending on who’s posing the question, it has different meanings. Some people ask it because they view the Bible as an...
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Have a Historically Accurate and Politically Correct Christmas
Maybe it’s just me. Maybe I’m a Scrooge at heart. (Actually, that might very well be; I haven’t even wanted to send out cards this year.) Or maybe it’s all the talk about the “war on Christmas.”...
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It’s Like, Literally…
If there was any question before, let me put it to rest: I despise the word literally. In most cases, it’s either used incorrectly or it’s unnecessary. But that’s not what I’m going to talk about...
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My Life, In Purple Font
I’m a scheduler by nature. I like to have a calendar handy. I use Google Calendar because there are four people under this roof. It’s easier to have everyone’s life neatly typed in using...
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Who’s In Charge?
One of the problems we create with the statement, “the Bible says it, that settles it” is confusion over when we need to rethink Scripture at face value. It’s a lot easier to take a Bible verse and...
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A Valentine Worth Following
I’m not a huge fan of Hallmark-induced holidays. But I am a fan of love, marriage, sex, and my husband, all things worthy of celebration on Valentine’s Day. Because I adore him, today’s “follow me”...
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The Godless, Sinful Esther?
So, yesterday, I was just thinking to myself, Gosh, I haven’t seen anything cringe-worthy from Mark Driscoll in about a week. I hope he writes something I can use in a blog post.* Lo and behold, he...
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A Year of What?!
Hooray, it’s finally here! Today is the official launch day for A Year of Biblical Womanhood by Rachel Held Evans. Today I’m celebrating by a) doing my happy dance, because it means I will soon have...
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AYOBW: The Original Villain
Originally, my musings on A Year of Biblical Womanhood were going to be limited to a baker’s dozen—one post each for the introduction and the chapters in the book. But as I started reading through it...
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