
Questioning where the joy is supposed to be in being a Christian? Or not sure who God is and are cautiously curious? All are welcome here.
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Those of us in the church who are praised for something might say, “all glory to god.” Or, we may hear basketball players recite it after a victorious win and we marvel at their boldness. It seems to be a mark of holiness. But, what does it...
There seems to be a universal desire to feel good. We all want to be known for something. A good parent or friend. A high-performer at work. A generous member of the church or community. Certainly, these are all noble quests. There are time...
Have you ever felt the gnawing sensation that you’ll never be enough? We try our best to be successful in our careers, good parents to our children, and kind humans to those around us. But, the moment we lose our composure at work or snap a...
I recently moved to a small town in East Texas from Seattle, Washington. It’s not an insignificant scenery change. And culture, climate, people, etc. etc. For anyone who has moved across the country–or even further–you will understand the l...
The Christian church is more widespread than ever before. Many of us in it have spent most–if not all–of our lives in faithful attendance. But whether we’re generally known in our church or typically slip in and out through the back most Su...
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