Author Archives: Lydia
Parisian Sewers and Russian Psyches
Forgive me for my absence. After my Advent series I’ve been scrambling for topics, throwing away most, and coming up empty handed. I make no promises that this post will be anything fantastic, because, well, I’m just running with the first idea that finally has sounded good since Christmas. Before I begin on topic, allow […]
The Problem of Parenting
After a two-week long vacation, we are home, and as we return to responsibilities, and James has become mobile (perfecting the army crawl) I’ve come to reflect on who my son is, and who I want him to be. My son has the sweetest soul, one need only look into those beautiful gray eyes and […]
24: And The End
Tomorrow we celebrate Christmas, the birth of the Christ, the long awaited Savior of the world. Faithful Israelites anticipated his coming, they longed for the promised Messiah. God in his faithfulness fulfilled what he had promised at the beginning of time, he sent his beloved Son to live perfectly and to die, to be the […]
23: Anticipate
Luke 2:30-32 For my eyes have seen Your salvation, Which You have prepared in the presence of all peoples, A Light of revelation to the Gentiles, and the glory of Your people Israel.
22: Tradition and the Body
Leslie Murray was kind enough to write for this post. This lovely lady has one of the most humorous and compassionate perspective I know. May her words be an encouragement to unite as the body of Christ in worshiping our King. Tradition and the Body By Leslie Murray Sometimes I feel that Christians and the […]
Oceans Never Fill 