Relationships
Do you know who you are? Do you know your role? Knowing these two things is the critical start of living and thriving in godly relationships
I believe that God calls us to live in community. Within community and within the parameters of relationships our faith is worked out and grows. Relationships are the testing ground for all that we profess to believe with our mouths. Love, friendship, strained relationships each put into motion the opportunity to work out our faith in a way that is impossible should we chose to live in isolation. The blogs articles will lead you to think deeply about how you show up in relationships, how your faith is put on display through relationships and how God uses relationships to display his glory.
The Ping-Pong Effect of Approval
"It's never enough!" "I'm never enough!" "I just can't do this." "I don't measure up." "I'm not good enough." "I give up!" Ever been there? Ever had these thoughts? Have you ever believed that you -just you - are not enough? Well, I am here to tell you, you are...
You are Free Indeed
What does freedom feel like? In a word, indescribable. There is something innately profound about the word freedom. For me, it produces the sense of, "I don't deserve this". And it produces a sincerity of gratitude that cannot be communicated with the most eloquent of...
Grieving the Living
Over the last couple of years, whether friends or family, loss has been a frequent source of grief, pain and sadness. There are days when I have grieved more than others, and days when grief has been replaced with sweet memories and laughter. In the last several...
Worth A Million
This is picture of Grandpa Harold and me on the Christmas before he passed in 2016. This coming weekend would be his birthday here on earth, so I wanted to take a moment and honor the man I got to call Grandpa. My grandpa is the reason I understand that what I do...
Play by the Rules
In life, better yet, in culture, it seems the game is played by a set of "pre-determined" rules. But whose rules are they? And why do we have to play by them? I have never been one for rules. Rules of games, for example, I can never remember them. I nearly fall asleep...
Temper, temper.
This weekend my Pastor, Randy Shuler, preached a message from the Proverbs 16:32 which says, "Whoever is slow to anger is better than the mighty, and he who rules his spirit than he who takes a city." Perhaps in the past I read these words with misinterpreting eyes...
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