I am a voracious reader. Mostly fiction but also nonfiction. If it’s nonfiction, it’s in book form that I read usually at my desk or sitting in my living room with a yellow highlighter in my hand. But if it’s fiction, I’m reading from my Kindle Unlimited app. And I read pretty much nonstop. I read when I’m at home, when I’m taking the elevator from the parking garage to my apartment, when I’m headed from my office to the bathroom at work. I read when I’m standing in line, whe

On a typical weekday I wake to my alarm at 5:30 am. I then head out to walk my dog, Max, while I listen to a devotional from my Lectio 365 app. Upon my return, I then grab a cup of tea, open my ipad and watch a portion of one of my favorite Biblical teachers on youtube all while taking copious notes. I end the day with a last walk with Max while listening to the evening devotional on the Lectio app. I’m, if anything, a girl of routine.  I’ve spent the last month watching the

For years a few of my family, friends and I have made fun of this song. As I think about it now, I’m not quite sure exactly why, except to say it has a redundancy about it. The same phrase is said over and over again. However, this year I heard it sung by Pentatonix and for the first time, I actually listened to all the lyrics. And it was quite moving. “Mary, did you know that your baby boy would one day walk on water… would save our sons and daughters…the child that you deli