Waging A War For The Sake of Our Babies

Waging A War For The Sake of Our Babies

Last night, I had a conversation with one of my babies (he’s nine but whatever. He’s still my baby. He’ll still be my baby when he’s 40). It was disheartening, friends. This particular child of mine is happy-go-lucky. He’s hilarious...
When We Get Confused About Healing

When We Get Confused About Healing

The Snapp family has been doing a whole lot of praying these days. Someone very dear to us is in a crazy-intense battle against a cancer so fierce it depletes him of all energy, appetite, and at times, memory. It’s a horrible, insidious disease I wouldn’t...
When You Lose The Joy Of Your Passion

When You Lose The Joy Of Your Passion

About a month ago, my oldest son, Samuel, wrapped-up a not-so-stellar baseball season. I think he did just fine. For the love – he’s ten. But he thinks he did terribly and isn’t so sure he wants to play again. Now listen . . . I am not the parent...
Living in the Tension of Grace and Truth

Living in the Tension of Grace and Truth

This probably won’t be a popular post. There’s an opener for you . . . I’ve stayed silent over here during one of the most divisive years I’ve ever lived through because truthfully,  I don’t know what to say – let alone say it....
The Power of Encouragement

The Power of Encouragement

On this Ash Wednesday, my thoughts lean towards Mary, mother of Jesus…   She had no idea her son would be killed on a cross by the very people He came to save in just forty days.   She had no idea the full-scope of His purpose until He was crucified.   And...

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