Heidi Jo Fulk
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Why Promoting Peace Is Useless Without This Vital Truth
“I don’t usually post things like this, but …” Have you seen a lot of that on social media lately? I have. What follows are heartfelt, passionate, sick-to-death or desperate commentaries on the recent violence surrounding race and police or about the Presidential election. There are countless layers to the situations that surround us at …
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3 Ways to Spot a Fake
I recently watched an interview on the news where the interviewer commented, “Let’s be real here.” Then she followed that with an analysis of the other person’s actions that were—as she saw them—fake, put-on, and over-the-top. She was challenging the person to be real. That interview made me wonder, Do outward actions observed prove inward intent? How …
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When a Prophet Calls Women to Influence a Nation
Without a doubt, America is in the midst of sweeping change. Health care. Same-sex marriage. The economy. A presidential election season. Not to mention the realities and events in the world that surrounds us. So what is your response? Observation and opinion come easy. There is a staggering amount of news and information available to …
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The Secret I Want to Tell My Daughter
On a recent visit to my hometown, my husband and I took our kids to a basketball game at our high school alma mater. We had always wanted to take them, and since our kids love stories and details from our past, they ate it up. They wanted to see where Dad had played and …
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The Key to Leaning and Depending More on God
Have you ever been at the end of your rope? Ever felt like you wouldn’t be able to see the next step you should take even if you had a giant spotlight and a magic compass? Has your heart and mind ever been crushed under the weight of tragedy? Me too. As a child of …
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Talking to Your Kids About Gender in a Gender-Confused World
In my home gender is a dividing line. Not in a negative way, but simply because I have two daughters and two sons. They do plenty as a four-kid team, but there are lots of boy/girl-specific things too. The girls share a room; the boys share a room. The girls are older; the boys are …
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