Learning to be Comfortable with the Uncomfortable
by Heather Bock A month or so ago, I was invited to a dear former student’s baby shower. Now, before you start thinking about how that might show my age,
by Heather Bock A month or so ago, I was invited to a dear former student’s baby shower. Now, before you start thinking about how that might show my age,
Almost every day I get a notification of a new post on a Facebook group for adoptive and foster parents in Texas. Invariably, I read each post, as I have
by Heather Bock I’m the kind of person who grows frustrated with devotional books, the kind with a few brief verses and a few paragraphs roughly on the same topic
by Heather Bock On March 11, after two months of living with us, our sweet foster daughter was picked up by her case worker and taken to live with her
by Heather Bock On January 7, a one-week old sleeping baby girl, head tilted to the side as she lay dwarfed in her infant car seat, was gently set down
I’ve decided to repost a blog post I wrote two years ago. I hope it will be a blessing to you. What’s Your Wish List for Your Father God? by Heather
by Heather Bock Thank You, God, for this beautiful day. Thank You for the amazing sunset that ended it. Thank You for the house we live in…although, hold on…I’m not
by Heather Bock My journey began thirty-six years ago. You see, I’m about to turn forty years old–a milestone that both disturbs me and heightens my desire to follow what
by Heather Bock What happens when the healing doesn’t come? I injured my calf almost a year ago running. I’m not sure why this injury still haunts me, but twinges
by Heather Bock I’m an external processor–you know, one of those people who pretty much has to talk out loud in order to think (preferably to someone else). I don’t