We are thrilled to share some big changes with you regarding Hope Heals. As we have referenced since the beginning of this year, the 5th anniversary of the stroke seemed the perfect time to debut some totally new ideas, new … Continue reading
For us, these past Winter months have in many ways been a time of putting things to bed, a time of saying goodbye. It’s been a season to make peace with letting go of certain things in our lives, things that … Continue reading
Thankfully Spring seems to have sprung, though it has seemed a bit tentative. Perhaps it’s scared that some lingering remnants of the long, cold winter will try and snuff it out. Admittedly, we’ve felt the same way–trying to fully jump … Continue reading
Despite the fact that we were all a little under the weather, our Easter weekend was a sweet time of family and fun. Though most importantly, this year was intended to be a restful yet focused experience of Christ’s death … Continue reading
As we anticipate a wonderful Easter morning gathering with family and church family at the Hollywood Bowl, we are awash with memories of being at this particular place on this particular day for over 7 years now. One of the … Continue reading
It seems like a long time since we’ve had fresh flowers all over the house. Perhaps it’s because this past Fall and Winter–particularly in the aftermath of Katherine’s leg break–we felt more inclined to hibernate instead of celebrate. This Holy … Continue reading
Last week, Jay and I sat in the exam room of the world famous Jules Stein Eye Institute at UCLA where I have been going for nearly 5 years now. Before I saw my actual corneal specialist, my vision was … Continue reading
We had a fabulous weekend back South. It was absolutely filled to the brim with wonderful things–we got to speak a total of 5 times (in 3 different cities, in about 3 days), got to celebrate my 31st birthday along … Continue reading
{* This is a surprise birthday posting for Katherine!} Today, March 8th, Katherine turns 31. Happy Birthday to my spectacular wife. In many ways, the struggles of life have not gotten any easier, but amazingly, life together grows more lovely as … Continue reading
It goes without saying that in the Wolf household our mornings are not exactly one elongated, picture-perfect devotional of thanks to the Lord for a new day. Try as we might, we just really aren’t morning people, and apparently, James … Continue reading
