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What are you thankful for?

Let me set the scene for you. Thanksgiving Day. After having their hands slapped a few times in failed food-snitching attempts, the family finally…

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3 steps for talking about Jesus

As a writer, I’ve often heard the advice to KISS—Keep It Simple, Stupid. So today I’m keeping it simple about a topic we tend…

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Firmly rooted

There are different ways to approach life. One approach is to amass power, wealth, influence, and knowledge to have an edge over others. It’s…

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Shame is an essential worker

This might seem odd to say, but shame is an essential worker in the kingdom of God. If the sinful actions that came from…

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Don’t be you

One of the most offensive things Jesus ever said was, “Whoever wants to be my disciple must deny themselves and take up their cross…

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Jesus is the middleman

Being caught in the middle isn’t the most enjoyable position to be in. A traffic cop directing cars at a busy intersection where an…

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Bringing light to the world

Last year at a Little League championship game, 12-year-old Kaiden Shelton threw a pitch that hit Isaiah Jarvis in the head. Isaiah fell to…

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The archeological gospel

In the spring of 2020, in a quiet museum in Jerusalem, I saw the price Jesus paid for our peace. Back in 1968, some…

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The grumble/gratitude zone

I have a theory about why we sometimes grumble and why we’re sometimes grateful. My theory is that our attitudes are based almost entirely…

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Jerry and Jesus

One of the most content men I’ve ever met lived in one of the smallest apartments I’ve ever seen. His name was Jerry, a…

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Where does your trust reside?

“God is our refuge and strength, an ever-present help in trouble. Therefore we will not fear, though the earth give way and the mountains…

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Don’t be a navel gazer

Both my father and wife love the challenge of putting together 1,000+ piece puzzles. I, on the other hand, like to stick to the…