One the greatest joys in my private practice is being part of the journey for so many girls and their families.  Each family is unique in the strengths and struggles.  My respect for my clients and their resiliency through the … Continue reading →

*This is a guest post by my wife Allison. You can follow her on twitter @alliewu.* So, my new favorite thing to do is play Halo Reach with my amazing husband Dustin. In fact, I’m pretty sure I became addicted this past weekend when I should have been…

<!–StartFragment–> Attention all LMRs!The World Missions department is in the early stages of planning a National LMR Rally and Celebration to be held in Cleveland, Tennessee, the weekend of July 22, 2011. As soon as we have more information, you will be receiving a letter in the mail with a schedule of events, as well as more details about this exciting weekend. Please SAVE THE DATE

Leadership is the current hot topic in church lingo. Everybody wants to be a leader. This verse has been running through my mind lately: 1 Cor. 11:1 Imitate me, just as I also imitate Christ. Paul understood that the church in Corinth looked at him as…

Are you sick and tired of being sick and tired?  You are not alone. Based on the fact that a high percentage of my clients seem to struggle with some issue of chronic pain or illness, I decided that this … Continue reading →

The Jews were still asking, “How can a man enter into the right relationship with God so that he too may inherit this great promise?” Their answer was, “He must do so by acquiring merit in the sight of God through doing works which the law prescribes.” That is to say, he must do it […]

We are certainly not as familiar with the original usage of redemption as we would like to think. (Pop culture loves to over use this term; leaning toward payback or comeback). Redemption refers to the practice of buying back prisoners of war out of their captivity. A stronger, larger enemy had them in a foreign […]