Eight weeks after returning from my maternity leave, I hit my lowest low. I found myself sitting in the empty tub, fully-dressed, sobbing that I just couldn’t balance all my new responsibilities on my own.
United Theological Seminary recently hosted their 3rd Annual Light the Fire! Conference. The conference featured a dynamic group of theologians, counselors, biblical scholars and pastors all looking at different aspects of Divine Healing. Below are three
March is my busiest month. For many of us we look around the corner hopeful for the first sign of spring. But for children and teachers it means the ushering in of a season of
There’s trouble in Detroit city. Trouble with a capital “T“. The government is bankrupt. Crime is up. Policing is backlogged. Average price of a home is $7,000. Nope. Not kidding. 64% of the city is
I was exhausted by the time I reached the security checkpoint. I had spent the weekend on the East Coast, and I’d just sprinted across the airport terminal to catch my flight back to Lexington:
Fire in the Fireplace Divorcing Orthodoxy and Healing Does Your Church Need a Healing Ministry Desire Spiritual Gifts Knowing Your Spiritual Gifts Gifts of Healing
One of Britain’s romantic poets said that. He said “nature hates a garden.” All gardeners know this is a fundamental truth. The minute we begin to tame the ground, the day we plan and dig
Based on the findings of the Surgeon General’s report on the magnitude of mental illness in this country, we know that one in four families sitting in the pews have a member dealing with mental
John Wesley on the Soul: Interview with Kenneth Collins and Kathy Milans
“It will be a double blessing if you give yourself up to the Great Physician, that He may heal soul and body together. And unquestionably this is His design. He wants to give you .
This morning’s newspaper carries a curious headline: “HEALING ON HOLD” The reference is to a community of people who couldn’t heal from the trauma of the destructive hurricane that leveled their school. The insurer held up
Integrating Christian spirituality and counseling in ethically appropriate ways is an important skill for Christians who counsel. Doing this well goes beyond adding a few scripture verses at the end of your treatment plan. Robust
