Today, I continue my ongoing series of conversations with published authors as I’m joined by Gayle Tzemach Lemmon, author of the bestselling new Penguin Press title The Daughters of Kobani: A Story of Rebellion, Courage, and Justice. Gayle Tzemach Lemmon, congratulations on the publication of … [Read more...] about The Daughters of Kobani: In Conversation with Gayle Tzemach Lemmon
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The Father
While the cast listing of THE FATHER only includes six characters, the viewer of this Florian Zeller film based on a play by the same title will quickly sense that more players inhabit the story. The viewer may also feel confusion, disorientation, a loss of perception, and an inability to make sense … [Read more...] about The Father
The House That Rob Built
When I was a young girl, no one ever told me that I could be an athlete. My mom dutifully enrolled me in dance classes and Camp Fire Girls. I had an elementary school teacher once tell me in PE class that I ran more slowly than a turtle. By the time I played on my first organized sports … [Read more...] about The House That Rob Built
God Saw That It Was Good
I have the blessing of seeing lots of new books cross my desk. It's rare that something surprises me as much as the delightful new work God Saw That It Was Good: A Safari Through Salvation History by Brant Law and coming soon from Paraclete Press. Today, I'm happy to share my recent email … [Read more...] about God Saw That It Was Good
Bobbi Jo: Under the Influence
Having had exposure to lives impacted by addiction, my radar is always up for resources that can help not only those who personally struggle with addiction but also those who love them. When I recently sat and screened Bobbi Jo: Under the Influence, I knew immediately that this was a project I … [Read more...] about Bobbi Jo: Under the Influence
The Thief Who Stole Heaven
New for this Lenten season in full-color hardcover is The Thief Who Stole Heaven, the second in a new "Legend" series from Sophia Institute Press. Written by author Raymond Arroyo, whose inaugural "Legend" book The Spider Who Saved Christmas hit the New York Times bestseller list before Christmas, … [Read more...] about The Thief Who Stole Heaven
Finding ‘Ohana
Within the context of Hawaiian culture, "Ohana" means "family". But just as in the rest of the world the concept of "family" is always evolving, the film FINDING 'OHANA, releasing today on Netflix, shows that one's 'Ohana is never really a static concept. If this year has taught us anything, it's … [Read more...] about Finding ‘Ohana
Our Friend
Consider, for just a moment, your own emotions and ideas surrounding the word "friend". Perhaps when you ponder "friend", you think of yourself and your relationship to a trusted companion. Perhaps you remember a lifelong partner, or someone with whom you've lost contact but still miss. Or … [Read more...] about Our Friend
The Art of Spiritual Writing
I've decided to do something a little different with my reading in 2021 to help me be more intentional. As a gift to myself, I purchased some simple bookplate stickers at a local stationery store. I'm going to carefully choose what books I read and keep this year and really try to share great books … [Read more...] about The Art of Spiritual Writing
Need Kitchen Goodies? Join Me!
Perhaps it's probably not the best time to do this, but I'm "hosting" a Pampered Chef party through my friend Stephanie Zimmer to help support her small business while I purchase some items for our home. If you need something special for your kitchen, please consider using this link any time now … [Read more...] about Need Kitchen Goodies? Join Me!
Art as Creation: In Conversation with Katrina Ebersole
As I mentioned yesterday, I'm increasingly interested in exploring untapped creative areas in my life. Part of this interest came as a result of watching the work of gifted artist Katrina Ebersole over the last year. Katrina has an innate ability to capture and convey beauty in her work. It's an … [Read more...] about Art as Creation: In Conversation with Katrina Ebersole
Tiger Tribe: Australian Creative Toys that Keep on Giving
One of my goals for 2021 is to become more deeply in touch with the creative elements of my soul that I've ignored in the past. For the past few days, I've been dabbling in watercolors, reading a work on spiritual writing, and just generally trying to stop, notice, and give thanks for the beauty of … [Read more...] about Tiger Tribe: Australian Creative Toys that Keep on Giving
Seeds for Sainthood: 3 Minutes with Katie McComb & Emily Ziemba
Today, I continue my ongoing series of conversations with innovators as we’re joined by Katie McComb and Emily Ziemba, founders of "Seeds for Sainthood". I recently received the January Lily Box and can't wait to pray with it as we begin 2021! LMH Katie and Emily, congratulations on the creation … [Read more...] about Seeds for Sainthood: 3 Minutes with Katie McComb & Emily Ziemba
Two Family Titles for Christmas and Beyond
Initially, I need to apologize for not being able to share the first of today's book recommendations on a timely basis. Due to circumstances in our family, my work schedule has been sporadic at best for the past few months. This being said, I still want to strongly recommend both of these titles … [Read more...] about Two Family Titles for Christmas and Beyond
Blaze: In Conversation with Lisa Brenninkmeyer
Lisa, thank you for joining us today to discuss Walking with Purpose's beautiful "BLAZE" ministry. Please briefly introduce yourself and your role with the ministry. Hi Lisa! My name is Lisa Brenninkmeyer and I am the founder and Chief Purpose Officer of Walking with Purpose, a Catholic … [Read more...] about Blaze: In Conversation with Lisa Brenninkmeyer
Soul
It's an interesting notion to ponder the concept of what makes a person unique, a one-of-a-kind being with absolutely individual characteristics, and a singular impact on the world around us. In a very real sense, this singularity of purpose and passion is very much at the heart of Disney and … [Read more...] about Soul
