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Living My Faith

When loss comes, try plan “BE”

I was coaching someone recently who had to process an early end to a dearly loved (and successful) athletic career. The end came unexpectedly…

Who is God?

The perfect name for Christmas

When my wife and I found out we were having a boy, we had a difficult time finding just the right name for him….

Who is God?

Joyful love for God

Sometimes we tend to be more exuberant about our sports teams than we are about God. If God is both the root and apex…

Living My Faith

Christ-like love

It’s easy to look around us and get discouraged. It’s useful to consider how things are different when we live in Christ-like love. This…

Living My Faith

Give thanks before …

Gratitude is good for you.  Research of human brains and behaviors strongly associates gratitude with greater happiness, improved health, better relationships, resilience in adversity,…

Who is God?

Good gifts

Not too long ago, my mom sent me a picture of a list she found deep in some storage bin. This was a Christmas…

Friends & Family

Comfort in the darkness

Some parents experience the darkness of losing a child at a young age. How do they move on? As one who lost a sister…

Life’s Challenges

God is bad

“Why, God?” That is the most natural and the most dangerous question to ask when you are suffering. When your dad dies while you’re…

Bible 101

Work: A curse or a blessing?

On June 28, 1894, Congress made the first Monday in September a national holiday to honor and recognize the work of laborers who helped…

Life’s Challenges

Depend on Jesus

Early in 2021, a rare infection entered my bloodstream and ravaged my heart. I almost died several times. Teams of heroic doctors scrambled to…

Living My Faith

Open your mouth wide

What if in our walk with God, we aimed to be like newly hatched robins: eyes shut, mouths wide open, crying for God’s blessing…

Living My Faith

Exult every day!

Note the word in the title: Exult, not Exalt. To exalt something is to raise something in esteem. Certainly, we can exalt our Savior-God…