24 hours after checking into the hospital to deliver our baby, Norah, I wasn't loving life completely. I should have been. I was thrilled to have Norah in our lives now. But, we were tired, and my patience was wearing thin with the hospital staff. Through the eyes of a profoundlyContinue Reading
I thought I would be a new father by now. I'm not. Emily thought she would be a new mom by now. She's not. And still, we wait. In yesterday's sermon on Galatians 5:16-26 at NCCC, I said, "When someone asks us how your spiritual life is doing, we shouldContinue Reading
Baby Spivey can arrive any day now, and so we at the Spivey house are filled with a sense of expectancy. The nursery is ready. The suitcase is packed. We're as ready as we can be. Expectancy, in contrast to worry, is living with a sense that something good isContinue Reading
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