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Life’s Challenges

Question your “need tos”

If you’ve ever seen my Instagram page, you may be aware that I am a box-checking addict. Every year, I craft an aggressive list…

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THE BEST

My family and I recently watched the movie Twister. Have you seen that one? Experiencing a tornado live or even witnessing its destruction from…

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When God’s timing doesn’t make sense

In John 2, Mary asked Jesus to help a newlywed couple at Cana who ran out of wine. Jesus replied, “My hour has not…

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God’s got this

Let me set the scene for you. The sky was just beginning to darken, and I was finally leaving our business for the day….

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A lesson in contentment

In July 2021, an F-1 tornado struck half a mile from our house, leaving a trail of destruction multiple miles long. Thanks to weather…

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Break free from greed

Everyone wants to be free from guilt. Everyone wants to be free from anger. But not everyone wants to be free from greed. Why…

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Grace is enough

In the Old Testament, God brought the people of Israel out of the land of Egypt where they had been enslaved for over 400…

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Don’t forget to breathe

Somewhere between a pike press, a plank, and high knees, the instructor shouted, “Don’t forget to breathe!” “Who’s the idiot who forgets to breathe?”…

Bible 101

Looking for the good life?

If you’re looking for a good life, listen to what Jesus said. John’s gospel is full of Jesus explaining what makes a person’s life…

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Wear God down

Have you ever heard of Andy Bernard? Andy is one of the more persistent and annoying characters from the show The Office, a man…

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Not-so-fast food for the soul

I eat too fast. This has been a lifelong struggle, and I’m not sure when it started. But when I’m out at a restaurant…

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And who knows but . . .

Queen Esther lived about 2,500 years ago. She was Jewish and (unknown to him) the king had said it would be okay to destroy…