Little Stories
A collection of little stories experienced along the way.
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One Person at a Time
I love my guitar. My husband gave it to me twelve years ago—a $200 mini acoustic for Christmas. I tried learning the guitar in high school and gave up. It wasn’t until I spent a year teaching in Mexico that it stuck. In the evenings, with no internet and nowhere to go, my husband taught… Continue reading
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What the Taiwanese Church Asked Us to Pray For
During a visit to a small church in Taiwan, I was able to connect with the congregation, mainly comprised of older women. Despite language barriers, I learned about the community’s struggles, including geopolitical pressures and concerns for the younger generation’s future. This encounter transformed my prayer for the nations. Continue reading
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Two Travelers, One Road: A Love Story
My tall English Literature professor wrote “Death of the Author” on the board. He explained that the author’s intent didn’t matter—only the readers’ interpretations. My classmates nodded along, scribbling notes. I couldn’t stay silent. I stood up and asked, “Are you saying there’s no right answer when it comes to interpreting literary texts?” “That’s correct,” he… Continue reading
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At the Feet of Jesus: A Journey of Humble Service and Faith
When I pray on my knees, I often imagine myself at the feet of Jesus. I reflect on how the Immortal took on mortal flesh and lived among us, how the Creator became like His creation. I think about His feet, which touched the earth and walked through dust and dirt. The feet that traveled… Continue reading
