by Debbie Mason | Apr 21, 2021 | Spring 2021, GREENHOUSE
Spring 2021/Steve Demme When I travel, I prefer to fly on Southwest Airlines. One of the reasons is that the crew has a sense of humor. On one flight, the person giving the instructions about how to buckle, where to locate the exit rows, that there should be no...
by Matthew McDill | Jan 22, 2020 | Fall 2019, Uncategorized, GREENHOUSE
Fall 2019 / Jessica Frierson Nine years ago, I encountered an injury to my pelvis that left me barely able to walk or lie down, limited in all other movement, and in nearly constant pain. By January of 2018, I was in a wheelchair and doctors were discussing how to...
by Matthew McDill | Sep 25, 2019 | Fall 2019, GREENHOUSE
Fall 2019 / Matthew McDill Most of us have run off the side of the road before. And most of us know that one of the most important things to avoid in that situation is to overcorrect. If you overcorrect, you will get out of one ditch and find yourself in the ditch...
by J. Mark Fox | Jun 4, 2019 | Graduate 2019, GREENHOUSE
Graduate 2019 / by J. Mark Fox Truth really is stranger than fiction. Here’s the story, as it is recorded in the Bible, with some commentary along the way by yours truly. Jehoshaphat got word that three nations were joining forces to come against Jerusalem. So, he...
by EricPope | Jan 22, 2019 | Fall 2018, GREENHOUSE
Fall 2018 / by Eric Pope As parents, we often want to shield our children from the painful conditions of our world. We regard ourselves as their guardians, their protectors. But unfortunately, there are times when our children inevitably witness sufferings that we...
