"Stretching the Tent: Becoming a Family for the Next Generation" ​I'm a lawyer by trade and I've spent the majority of my career in trial courts. Trial lawyers often like to research human history, psychology, sociology; especially if they practice in front of jury's. They're doing that really to figure out the most effective way to present their case. A few years ago Dr. Cooper Abraham published an article for the Alliance of Academic Internal Medicine called, 'Lectures for Adult Learners.' In which he states that the attention span for an adult learner typically begins to wane after about 15 minutes. Preparing for my message today I've tried to keep that guideline in mind.

But, I'll be honest, I had no intention of delivering a message during this pulpit supply season. Jake, my husband, who is graciously staying at home with our three kids so I can up here uninterrupted; he's the teacher between the two of us. I try to stay in my lane. I feel more comfortable doing that. However, a few people di encourage me to speak during this pulpit supply season. I don't know for sure, but I suspect that they hoped that I would talk about my parents that passed away a few years ago, and many of you knew. But, that's just not quite the message that was put on my heart. So, while my parents do make a cameo today, I hope those folks won't be disappointed.

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As most of you have seen, and undoubtably heard, I have three kids. Our oldest, Colt, is six, Scout is four, and Gaines is going to be two in just a couple of days. Being a parent makes you question a lot about yourself. I can certainly say that since becoming a parent I've become much more self-reflective. I've been caused to think a lot about who I am, how I came to this point, and it's through this introspection that...

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