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Good Trouble

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If you're going to be trouble... be good trouble.

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Old Men Read This

I made it the whole trip. 3,100+ miles. Seventeen different stops. Six people packed into a van. And I did not get into an argument with my wife. I did not lose my temper with my kids. Not one curse word.

It was an incredible time.

Yester...

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The Week In Review

One Good Thing This Week

I love the scene in It’s a Wonderful Life, when George gets the note from Clarence that reads, "No man is a failure who has friends…"

This week, I have walked in George Bailey’s shoes… Our road trip has been full...

8 days ago
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Fear is Contagious

My family and I are traveling across the country this week. More than 3,000 miles. As I write this, we’ve started the trek home, with stops in Nashville, Memphis, and Little Rock before the promised land.

Earlier today, we were six-deep, c...

9 days ago
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The Week In Review

One Good Thing This Week

This week, 60+ years ago [on July 2], Ernest Hemingway committed suicide at his home in Ketchum, Idaho. He shot himself with a 12-gauge shotgun. 30 years before that, his father killed himself. Ernest infamously wr...

15 days ago
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    I am a Calvinistic, complementarian, disciple of JC Ryle. I love my wife, my 4 kids, books, basketball, and I think Shawn Carter is a genius. King Jesus is my Savior, and Andrew is my hero. I tell stories, good ones.

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