“I want to do great things for God!” Every good Christian says it. But putting it into action is terribly difficult. I would know. In 12 years of marriage, my husband and I moved 10 times. Each move, I would say, “THIS time! This time I will share my faith and do...

Do you ever feel like you could have done more, you would have if only you'd had more time, and guilty about all the things you think you should have done? {sigh} Me, too. This has been the busiest season of my life. It took everything I had—spiritually, emotionally,...

We have, once again, experienced great evil. An armed man entered Umpqua Community College in Oregon and killed 10 people. The temptation is to try and make sense of evil. The urge is to think frantically for a magic answer, or throw our hands up in despair.  Write...

Is loving our neighbor a solution to society’s biggest issues? Can we do it without being weird? We think so! Join host Lynne Ford on Mid-Morning on WBCL to find out how! When Christ summed up God’s commands, He said to love God wholeheartedly and love our neighbor as...

Got your book handy? Inside the front cover is an endorsement from my friend Wendy Blight, Proverbs 31 speaker and author: “Amy knows God has given each of us a corner of the world to share the love of Jesus and the hope found in His Word. Her book equips women,...

Lynn Cowell spoke life into me. She was my first speaking coach at the Proverbs 31 She Speaks Conference. I was intimidated, I was afraid; she was beautiful, she was bold. And I left her presence more beautiful, more bold, less intimated, less afraid. These many years...

Grace Table is a feast for your eyes and your soul. I first connected online with Kris, the founder of this visually delicious site, through our mutual friend, Kristen (a contributing writer and creator of the worldwide Turquoise Table movement). When Kris and I...

My friend Suzanne Woods Fisher invited me to share about loving our neighbor at her blog, Amish Wisdom. There are many Amish neighbors in my community! It's easy to see our differences... but what do we have in common?   Cultivating Community – Amish Style I...

If there's anything I love more than loving my neighbor, it's talking about loving my neighbor! Listen to these interviews to learn tips and tools to love your neighbor without ever, ever being weird. You'll hear some familiar thoughts from the book, but every once in...