Tag: Aging with Grace

The Dangerous Days Past Middle Age

Michele Morin8 Comments
The Dangerous Days Past Middle Age

I have an image in my mind of the godly old lady I want to be someday: soft-spoken, kind to all, full of wisdom. Having logged half a century under God’s sanctifying sandpaper, I should be well on my way by now. And, taking stock, I can see that I don’t have to rein in… Continue reading The Dangerous Days Past Middle Age

To the Older Woman in the Church: You Are NOT Obsolete

Michele Morin42 Comments
You Are Not Obsolete

When Tim Keller passed away, the media honored his career, and in all the reporting, I noticed one detail about his impact on evangelical thought and culture. When he published his first book (The Reason for God) in 2008, he was 57 years old, and the book was a compilation of his ministry experience to… Continue reading To the Older Woman in the Church: You Are NOT Obsolete

The March Book Talk Where Smart People Read While We Wait for Spring

Michele Morin53 Comments
"From the best bliss that earth imparts, we turn unfilled to thee again."

I am working my way through a hymnal at the rate of one per day, reading the lyrics, trying to hear them over the roar of familiarity that dulls all meaning. I'm making note of the most vivid words in my journal, and am continually astonished at the treasures I am uncovering: "From the best… Continue reading The March Book Talk Where Smart People Read While We Wait for Spring