About two years ago I sat in a packed arena with fifteen thousand women singing together—and yet I felt a deep sadness, an ache inside. I asked the Lord, “Why do I still feel this way sometimes? When will this be done?” While I am not given to visions or to hearing the audible voice [...]

On the cross, Christ cried out, “My God, my God, why have you forsaken me.” His words echoed Psalm 22:1, a prophecy of David about the Lord’s crucifixion, given more than a thousand years before Christ’s death. While that’s remarkable enough, keep in mind that Jesus didn’t merely quote these words from the cross in [...]

The past few days I’ve been thinking a lot about the Lord’s Supper and pondering what it means, not only in general, but to me personally. What does it mean that I, Sheila Walsh, a broken person, have a Savior who allowed wicked men to break His own body—for me? My mind travels back to [...]

If I could write only one book in my lifetime, I would ask God to make it this one. The message of this book is my life’s passion. I believe with everything in me that God loves broken people, and that when somewhere in the painful process of that breaking and bruising we find a [...]

We live in a world of bigger and better and new. If you buy a phone, it’s obsolete before you leave the store! If you go for the latest hair style it’s so last week before it’s dry! It’s really hard to “wow” us anymore. We are a high maintenance culture. I wonder if that [...]