Finding Life Overflowing
Keith LockhartJesus says "I've come that they may have life, life overflowing." I'm trying to discover the depth of that day by day.
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The Unexpected Multiplication of Encouragement
This one has been sitting in my drafts for a few months, but I never finished the last paragraph until now lol, and I still didn’t finish the long piece I mentioned in the paragraph below…
Prayer #004: In the chaos of the storm I rest by still waters
In one of my first summers at camp, I was scared for the coming week. It was a Friday night, and I was trying to sleep on an assortment of couch cushions in my friends’ basement apartment that definitely wasn’t legal, and my mind would not ...
Unforgettable & Life-Changing: a Reflection on my 11 Summers with Forest Cliff
After 11 summers, six of those being the Overnight Camp Director, my time in that role with Forest Cliff is coming to an end. I’ll be wrapping up at the end of the fall, and I wanted to share a bit of a reflection on this incredible journey...
Prayer #003: I'm not a prayer warrior, so why bother?
One of the worst situations possible happened at camp in June: it rained. Not just a little bit, but a lot. The reason this was so bad in my mind at the time was that our state-of-the-art parking lot, which also doubled as a soccer field, w...
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