I have been leading Tuesday Bible study at SH for the past 4 years. We most recently completed “What Love Is”, a study of the letters of 1, 2 + 3 John. The study struck a chord with me because we live in a world at this particular time in history when the word ”love” means just about anything under the sun, and therefore almost means nothing at all. John tells us “this is what love is ….”. I had the pleasure of Jean Collier joining our study, a dear friend and devoted mentor

“Human beings are bonding animals.” Well, that’s not very warm and fuzzy, is it? But it’s true. Research and anecdotal evidence continues to affirm this line of thinking – human beings have a deep need to bond and form connections. In a recent Huffington post article, (http://ow.ly/KcLxW) the author states, “the opposite of addiction is not sobriety. It is human connection.” In the same article, professor Peter Cohen states “it’s how we get our satisfaction. If we can’t conne

One of my most vivid memories of the day my daughter was born: my husband actually transitioned from my hospital bedside to HER bedside a little too quickly for my liking. I quickly forgave him when I saw the look on his face. I have a few photos and a video to prove it – he literally became a sappy, love-sick dad in a matter of seconds. Without being too descriptive, let me remind you that newborns aren’t always beautiful in every way, especially at first. But Bruce couldn’t

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