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Care less about failure

My superstar college roommate would say, after breaking scoring records on the basketball team, “You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take.” We…

Depression & Anxiety

Final words

Only two people haven’t experienced death and are physically enjoying heaven. Just two. Enoch, who walked with God right into heaven (Genesis 5:24), and…

Life’s Challenges

Your pain has a purpose

I recently read The Problem of Pain by C. S. Lewis, and it shattered some of my old ways of thinking about life’s troubles….

Life’s Challenges

Seeing the future

Most of our stress is because of the unknown. How will the kids turn out? What will retirement look like? Will I be able…

Life’s Challenges

Lessons from Satanism

In July 2015, the Detroit chapter of the Satan Temple unveiled a bronze Baphomet statue. The nine-foot tall, one-ton monument pays homage to Satan….

Who is God?

God is on your side

Frederick Douglass said, “One and God make a majority.” The idea is that in the face of insurmountable odds, even if you only have…

Living My Faith

Watch what you take in

The other day we had appetizers for dinner. I’m usually pretty consistent about making sure our meals have vegetables or fruits, protein, and healthy…

Prayer

Avoid the pitfalls of prayer

Have you ever driven up a mountain? On one side of your car is a cliff with a drop that would plummet your car…

Depression & Anxiety

Burden bearer

Are you an anxious Christian? Your anxiety is no surprise to God. The fact that the Bible addresses anxiety so often shows that God…

Life’s Challenges

The economy of more

Last year I asked for more. I had one insane financial goal, and I asked God to help me meet it. He did. And…

Life’s Challenges

Plan for a train

Plan for a train One of my daughter’s track coaches was known for being that kind of coach—the one who set a high bar…

Prayer

Prayer 101: A basic conversation guide for a deeper prayer life

A couple years back, someone told me about a theory that says there are three basic types of conversations: Me/Me conversations: A conversation that…