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Bible 101

Death should bother you

If the thought of death bothers you, I don’t blame you. In the beginning, God didn’t create things to die or say goodbye. Visitations…

Life’s Challenges

Dying would be easier

I was waiting to be called for a cardio rehab session, and I noticed a lady being wheeled in by a companion. It was…

Living My Faith

Words we know “by heart”

When my daughter was little, we often sang the Davy Crockett song. One time we got to the line about how he killed a…

Bible 101

Proving facts

Army veteran John Crabtree was wounded in Vietnam and received military benefits due to his disability. One day he opened an official notification from…

Life’s Challenges

God knows the end

When you look out the window of an airplane, you can’t see what’s in front of you. Have you noticed that? It’s beautiful to…

Friends & Family

Sans everything, with joy

In ninth grade, I had to memorize Shakespeare’s “All the world’s a stage” speech from As You Like It. In it, the Bard describes…

Living My Faith

You are not controlled by sin

People will sometimes say, “I’m struggling with my demons.” In a way, it’s true. Evil is behind every sin, and it feels controlling, like…

Living My Faith

Confusing to be a Chreaster

Pastors have a nickname for church members who only show up to worship on Christmas and Easter—Chreasters. We love them and would love to…

Life’s Challenges

The purpose of storms

You know that feeling you get when you know someone is angry with you? It feels a little like guilt or shame, but there’s…

Living My Faith

Forgiveness beyond human expectations

In the 1950s, Jim Elliot wanted to bring the good news of Jesus to the Huaorani people of eastern Ecuador. For years, Jim studied…

Living My Faith

You can’t clean a fish you haven’t caught

My older brother loves fishing. He enjoys the peace and tranquility of being on a lake, patiently waiting for a fish to bite. For…

Life’s Challenges

Editing and pruning

Editing hurts.  I say that as a writer who has experienced it.  Recently, I was asked to cut a manuscript down by 15,000 words—I…