It’s not surprising, as my next big project is my death book, that I am one acquainted with the night — and thus spend more time thinking on these things than your average bear. This is particularly true now that I have promised myself to have this book ready to…

Though I understand its point, I haven’t been able to warm to the idea of Disability Pride Month. The wording is just too . . . awkward. . . for me. I am, however, all aboard for Disability Awareness. And, goodness knows, there is much to consider. I was just…

He’s Still Writing A Beautiful Story. (I wrote this for my writer’s conference — but wanted to share it for disability awareness month here as well. My story has changed with my illness — but God has been so good.) Through many dangers, toils and snares, I have already come…

My heart is so heavy with the news about Ravi Zacharias that has just rocked the Christian community — and it has honestly triggered me in a very visceral way. If you aren’t familiar with Ravi — or, if you’ve only read this story in the newspaper — it isn’t…

Today is one of those days — about 42 years in the making. After many, many, MANY years of dreaming of being an author — my first book is available for pre-order on Amazon. It’s a dream come true. I pray it is of service. Grace, Songs, Scripture, and Spoons: A 40-day devotional for the chronically ill Grace, Songs, Scripture, and Spoons: A 40-day devotional for the chronically ill - Kindle edition by Herring, Miranda…www.amazon.com

I turned 42 two weeks ago and I’ve seen many life changes over the past eight or so years related to escalating autoimmune disease. What started with a diagnosis of celiac disease — that caused a GI bleed and profound anemia — quickly also brought rheumatoid arthritis. The RA was…

Coming Back Alive Therefore prophesy and say to them: ‘This is what the Sovereign Lord says: My people, I am going to open your graves and bring you up from them; I will bring you back to the land of Israel. Then you, my people, will know that I am…

It has been a WEEK and I think we can all agree that our great hopes that 2020 would leave so that the next year would be more peaceful may have been unfounded. On Wednesday, my daughter and I were running a few errands — which is rare in and…

Christmas cards did not go out in a timely manner this year. In fact, owing to a medical crisis involving my dominant hand — AFTER I thought I was in the clear — I have a small stack that needed recipe cards included I had been unable to write until…