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 They say if you think you might have a technology problem, you probably do. I thought maybe I could help you help me, or help you help you, by sharing my own version of an e-ddiction quiz. If you are brave enough to admit you have a problem, you are already on the road to » keep reading Take my e-ddiction quiz  Today’s Therappe Thursday answers the question: “What’s with Christians only hanging out with Christians?” Speaking of church, I’m blogging about church business over at Gifted for Leadership. I’d love your comments if you’ve experienced the joys and pains of making “church” happen!  My fingers are going to catch on fire I’m typing this so fast, and in between the chillbumps and the teary eyes I must broadcast to all of you that KIDS can change the world. WE can change the world. And we did, today. This is Charlie holding just a portion of the cash these kids » keep reading What can kids do? No, really. Imagine what kids can do.  Today’s guest post comes from Rebecca Parker, a gifted young writer who I’ve had the pleasure to know since she was a middle schooler, wrestling through identity and purpose and faith. I am a huge fan of her many abilities, and hugely inspired by her passion for peace. I know you’ll enjoy her! Here’s Becca: My full » keep reading Guest Post: Rebecca Parker on the Reclamation of Peace This week we are talking about peace. It occurred to me that the kind of peace I want to talk about is not naturally occurring peace, like when you have the chance to take a picture of a Maui sunset. I mean, who wouldn’t think this is peaceful? This kind of peace isn’t the kind » keep reading Crappy Views & Real Peace  A weekly wrapup from the random bits of my life: » keep reading Weekly WrapUp  This is a word week that I needed help on. I appreciated Guest Post: Is Mothering a Dirty Word?because, like her, I have always been ambivalent about mothering. My ambivalence was a mystery to me…how could I love people so much and not love children just the same? As I reflect upon that, I realize » keep reading I get real about punching the mother clock.  A lot of things can be dirty about mothering, and my momma sisters out there know exactly what I’m talking about. But what if mothering feels like a dirty word for another reason? What happens when mothering doesn’t come naturally? Today’s guest is Kirsten Oliphant. I met Kirsten randomnly at church one Sunday when she » keep reading Guest Post: Is Mothering a Dirty Word? 
Today’s guest post comes from photographer Anne Gaskill, a great friend and fabulous photographer. If you are in the Richmond area, check her out…she can make your kids look as cute as hers with her photographing skillz. And answer Anne’s question in the comment section or answer an interview question from Caryn’s interview » keep reading Guest Post: Photographer Anne Gaskill on “Mothering”  Happy Monday! I’m pumped to start a conversation about mothering this week! I’ve got some fun guest posts and Caryn Rivadeneira’s going to start us off. Caryn has become very special to me. We met almost two years ago at a conference where I heard her speak about ministry, mothering and identity. She probably heard » keep reading 12 Great Questions for Author Caryn Rivadeneira  |
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