When is the last time Scripture changed you? When is the last time you read something in the Bible that caused you to stop, repent, and change? This week, we'll look at Scripture and deeply question how the words should change us.

Around three years ago, I ugly cried on the kitchen floor after the ultrasound revealed we were having twins. Our family just moved back to Iowa and we did not plan on having a third baby, let alone a fourth. We’re examining Joshua 5:13-15 to perspective about who is truly in charge.

In an effort to stay “awkward”, I’m digging in deep in my reflection of Sammi Day. Despite the perky posts on Sammi Day, our house didn’t experience all the rainbows and cupcakes. It was hard, painful and refining.

This week, we are getting… awkward. Not the “drop-a-plate-of-nachos-all-over-the-floor” kind of awkward. I’m talking about the “ask-the-hard-questions” and the “get-socially-uncomfortable” kind of awkward.

A few months ago, a string of outburts from my children brought me back to the drawing board of parenting. Sound familiar? At the wise counsel of my mother-in-law, I leaned into the truths set forth in Scripture and began to challenge my perspectives.

In Part Three of the "Loving Well" series, Heidi Becker joins us again to discuss how the Becker family has adjusted to life after the battle with cancer. Heidi shares some practical tips to walk alongside grieving families.

In Part Two of the "Loving Well" series, Heidi Becker joins us to share her experiences with the "cancer world." In 2016, Heidi's two-year-old son, Drew Becker, was diagnosed with Stage 4 Neuroblastoma. This is a sensitive, heart-wrenching topic, yet there is so much wisdom to glean as we walk alongside the hurting.

After the unexpected death of her adult son, Pat's family experienced an outpouring of love from those around them. She shares some practical ways to love grieving families, as well as encouragement for those in the midst of grief.