A Running Leap of Faith: Trusting God Completely
The Perfect Parent provided so much more and in a tiny fraction of the time to those who live their lives by trusting God completely. God did not Leave Them as Orphans…
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RAD Prayers: Reactive Attachment Disorder
Innocent prayers of gratitude for the miracle of bringing our family together were replaced by RAD prayers, begging for mercy, moaned out in bitter desperation. Sometimes I Don’t Want to Pray I…
Faith Boost: Everything is not Incomprehensible
I didn’t really want a faith boost. I’m greedy when it comes to information. I wanted a reason for what had happened. I wanted to know the purpose. I Don’t Want…
Faith Obstacles: Curiosities in Faith
Because I am a person who struggles with faith obstacles, but who also writes about things that I can’t deny are miracles, I worry about those who might be injured by what…
Losing Faith: When Miracles don't Seem to Come and Families Falter
Recently I was talking with one of the thought leaders in adoption and orphan advocacy. She is currently putting together a keynote presentation for hopeful parents who have waited through extraordinary delays…
How I Learned to Cope with Death. It's Easier than you Think.
I first learned to cope with death as I walked away from a Russian orphanage with my new daughter, shrieking in my arms. Of all the places I could have been when the door…
Finding Faith: Why Does God Care?
Finding Faith Finding faith, for me, never comes easy. Maybe it's true… things are always in the last place you look. While I was raised in an active Christian home and…
Childlike Faith: Believing Enough to get What HE Wants
Childlike faith is what I should have been able to teach my children. I came from a Christian home and family. My daughters came from an abusive and neglectful home. Then they were put…
Empty is a Good Thing; An Easter Tradition
Our family is big on traditions; especially around holidays. Easter is no exception. My wife, Amy started our main Easter tradition when our oldest sons were just tiny. We had a…