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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…

Life’s Challenges

X marks the spot

There are two things that mess with my Christmas joy—the craziness out there and the craziness in here. It can be hard for me…

Life’s Challenges

Rest … without worry

“Ugh, look at my dining room! I need to make time to paint those dingy walls.” “You know, the bathrooms in this house are…

Bible 101

When God’s commands don’t make sense

Which command of God doesn’t make sense to you?  The servants at a wedding in Cana must’ve been confused by Jesus’ command. You can…

Life’s Challenges

Enjoy the present

“I wish there was a way to know you’re in the good old days before you’ve actually left them.”—Andy Bernard, The Office  The great…

Life’s Challenges

God guards your mind

Recently, I tried to barrel through a barrel-chested Hawaiian and a former black ops soldier. John and Tim, two solid guys from my church,…

Life’s Challenges

Which lie knows your name?

Do you have an untrue thought that you think a lot? I do. About 75% of Sundays when I’m preaching, I think, “Mike, you…

Depression & Anxiety

Quiet; be still

I’ve never been in a boat in rough water. Have you? I almost drowned when I was about ten, so choppy water makes me…

Friends & Family

You are not a black sheep

When Ananias reached out his hands toward the serial killer, I wonder if they were trembling. God had spoken directly to Ananias, sending him…

Life’s Challenges

Big or small

How big does a problem have to be before God is interested in it? I wonder about that sometimes when I hear children bring…

Depression & Anxiety

When the fever breaks

Having the flu is no fun, especially when it’s accompanied by aches, fever, and chills that make you toss and turn all night, shivering…

Life’s Challenges

Chill out

About eight years ago at a local Barnes & Noble, while looking at the overpriced DVDs, I found something amusing. Those who say God…