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Life’s Challenges

Trust God’s advice

I love shopping on Amazon, but I also like to seek advice before buying something. I ask friends who already have the product. I…

Life’s Challenges

Mind width

America doesn’t have enough digital bandwidth to carry all of the data that could educate us, entertain us, or help us do our jobs….

Living My Faith

Follow Jesus as your priority

When I was in high school, a friend of mine was driving us to a school event. At one point, he reached over to…

Life’s Challenges

Are you lonely?

People are lonelier now than ever. Even though loneliness is often portrayed as a weakness, what happened in the beginning suggests otherwise. On the…

Living My Faith

Just four things

One of my favorite memes was based on a tweet from 2018: My 3yo said she wanted to be an astronaut, and I said…

Living My Faith

Tap into your willpower

“Habits eat willpower for breakfast.”—John Ortberg I was 33 years old when I completely gave up on the concept of New Year’s resolutions. I…

Living My Faith

Just an ordinary year

I thought I would do a retrospective on the past year. Here is my checklist for this year in review.  Did I get some…

Prayer

We’ve got a lot to pray about

Jesus had the salvation of the world on his shoulders. He was about to give his life on a cross. Jesus was praying for…

Life’s Challenges

This child will trouble us

Our thoughts of baby Jesus make us glad like Mary’s did for her: “My spirit rejoices in God my Savior” (Luke 1:47). It is…

Who is God?

This is only a test

King Hezekiah was a phenomenal leader of the Israelite people and provided godly and inspired leadership that saved the country from annihilation. King Hezekiah…

Life’s Challenges

Take my life

Young Frances walked with her head down. A clever girl, she’d memorized Bible passages when she was only four and started writing poems at…

Living My Faith

Fight back

It feels like the world is getting more evil. I need both hands (and possibly my feet) to count how many people in the…