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Living My Faith

I will survive!

A highlight from my tour of Israel involved no light. Some friends encouraged me to go with them through King Hezekiah’s tunnel. To give…

Life’s Challenges

Protected pasture

It used to be that whenever I read Psalm 23:2 (“He makes me lie down in green pastures”), I was confused why God would…

Living My Faith

I am not ashamed

Have you heard of Alfred Paul Seckel? An American raised in a Jewish household, Seckel wrote multiple books about optical illusions. He was also…

Life’s Challenges

Brighter days

When I was younger and going through a rough patch, my mother would always (and I mean always) tell me, “There are brighter days…

Living My Faith

There is such a thing as a free lunch

There’s something about free stuff that we just love, right? It causes our hearts to speed up a little bit. It compels us to…

Life’s Challenges

The shadow of death

Every funeral I’ve attended has included Psalm 23. This psalm pours on comfort with its opening words: “The Lord is my Shepherd” (verse 1)….

Who is God?

A picture of God

A child draws diligently with crayons. His teacher asks, “What are you drawing?” “I’m drawing a picture of God.” “Honey,” the teacher corrects, “no…

Living My Faith

Wait—THAT’S what I look like!

When you live in the same place for a long time, it becomes your baseline for normal. Noisy planes overhead become commonplace background noise….

Life’s Challenges

You’ll never walk alone

When the world of sports was on lockdown during the COVID pandemic, there wasn’t much to do other than walk. Walk with my family,…

Who is God?

Superfans for the LORD

I don’t know if you’re quite as hip as I am (cue raucous laughter), but perhaps you’ve seen the news stories surrounding a certain…

Life’s Challenges

Where’s the Shepherd?

In Psalm 23:1 God proclaims his protection in full measure! “The Lord is my shepherd, I lack nothing.” But what about when you’re stuck…

Social Issues

Look at them

Abuse often has generational roots. As the saying goes, “Hurt people hurt people.” If you were raised by a father who physically threatened you…