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When support only comes naturally for the easiest stories to understand, something deeper is being revealed. Recently, I watched a video of a couple celebrating the arrival of their beautiful new baby girl, Franchesca, who was just two months old. They had walked through years of infertility before finally deciding to pursue adoption, and seeing their stunned, overjoyed faces—and the pure excitement from their family—really touched my heart. And it got me thinking. It got me

No one is coming to save you. Jesus already did. And those little moments in between the social events — the moments when you wake up in the morning and put your feet on the floor, the moments when you wonder why your life still isn’t where you want it to be — those are the moments you are responsible for. While you faithfully bide your time, waiting for the deep friendship you long for — the kind of friendship that takes years to build — you are still responsible for what yo

Something that has been on my mind recently is potential. When we see a young person make art or get good grades in school, we say they have potential. When someone does something wrong or disappointing, we say they had so much potential. The dictionary defines potential as: existing in possibility; capable of development into actuality. I define it as...