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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…

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E is for empathy

If you’re a young adult wrestling with the idea of going to church and attaching yourself to organized religion, I want you to know…

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Confusion over cause

It may be that some roosters think they cause the sunrise because every time they crow, the sky gets lighter. The real reason for…

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Grow your vocabulary: Sanctification

When you were first connected to Jesus Christ and received the amazing outpouring of his gifts to you, the gifts of love, forgiveness, hope,…

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Practicing gratitude

If your social media feed looks anything like mine in November, thankfulness and gratitude are making a comeback. In a buildup to Thanksgiving, friends…

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Connect the dots

When you were a sophomore in high school, do you think you had the maturity and wisdom to rule a country? I sure didn’t….

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When they hate you

There is an odd passage printed on the wall next to the main doors of the church where I serve. It reads, “If you…

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Ordinary isn’t bad

Nothing about me in high school screamed “popular.” I mean, you only have to look at pictures of my hair and ask about my…

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Preapproved

A short tour through my house reveals how carefree life is for me. Pretreated fabrics on my living room furniture resist stains without me…

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I don’t have to tell you to tell someone about Jesus

It scared children. It panicked parents. Other than the atomic bomb, it was the number-one fear of the time. Every summer, this stealer of…

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Rediscovering virtue

Virtue is having high moral standards. Like yeast, it can work its way into everything. Virtue is also elusive. Goodness isn’t picked like seashells…

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Protesting too much

In psychoanalysis, a “reaction formation” is a defense mechanism. Shakespeare used it in a play within a play. Gertrude recognized it in the character…