Tag: faith
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› Read more: When Worst Case Scenarios Lead to the Best
When Worst Case Scenarios Lead to the Best
I cannot say that I am highly skilled at many things, but I am nearly an expert at worst-case-scenario thinking.…
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› Read more: Instructions for Suffering Well
Instructions for Suffering Well
All instruction manuals find their way to a drawer in our home. I find this as evidence of being half-wise.…
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› Read more: The Glory of Giornata: One Day at a Time
The Glory of Giornata: One Day at a Time
I haven’t written on the blog in so long that WordPress kicked me out of my login. Life has been…
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› Read more: “My Pleasure:” More than a Motto
“My Pleasure:” More than a Motto
“It’s my pleasure.” The summer I spent working at Chick-fil-A drilled the phrase into my very being. As Chick-fil-A remains…
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› Read more: Same Water, Deeper Well: Aging into Jesus
Same Water, Deeper Well: Aging into Jesus
These middle years of adulting (and middle months of the school year with teenagers) have me feeling thin-souled and needy.…
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› Read more: A Lesson on Being Present
A Lesson on Being Present
Be Present. You are exactly where you supposed to be. Be where your feet are. Bloom where you are planted.…
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› Read more: Joy: An Open Secret
Joy: An Open Secret
“Joy, which was the small publicity of the pagan, is the gigantic secret of the Christian.” G.K. Chesterton There are…
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› Read more: The Weight of a Human Heart
The Weight of a Human Heart
The average weight of an adult human’s heart is only about 11 ounces or 310 grams. That is less than…
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› Read more: The Surprising Relationship Between Courage & Hope
The Surprising Relationship Between Courage & Hope
I don’t consider myself courageous. Courageous people bungee jump or swim with sharks. They enlist in the military and run…
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