Limping, but not losing

As the year winds down and as I look back at the last couple months, I can’t say it’s been easy. I can’t say I’ve had the best of fortune and I can’t say it’s all gone smoothly.

To start, in early October I woke up in the middle of the night with kidney stones…

The New Normal: How to deal with death

Death doesn’t touch any two people in the same way. Sometimes, we hear about it and while we…

Slow to Anger, Quick to Forgive

In my experience, one of the worst feelings a human can feel is that they let someone down. I hate the…

Regrets

I want to say that in these first 20 years of my life, I’ve lived a very full one.

Tokens of Time

I think it’s cool how everyone seems to have something in their life that serves as a reminder. It may be a knick-knack (what’s that, right?), a piece of clothing, a song, even a scar. Regardless, everyone has had an experience that left them with a reminder of it — whether that be good or bad.

Selfishness In The Church

Just a caveat, this is the first blog I’ve written from my phone and so we’ll see how this goes.

My Problem With Giving

I definitely have a giving problem.

Redemption is Here

As Easter weekend passes, I’ve written on the resurrection of Jesus and the reality that is holds for us.

We’re slow to believe. For whatever reason, our DNA makes us skeptical of everything in the world. I can’t tell you why that is. Maybe it’s because you were…

The Nation of Brotherly Love

There are people everywhere we go. They’re there when we’re driving to work. They’re there when we’re waiting in line for a cup of coffee. We watch them on television. We listen to them on the radio. With other seven billion people in the world, odds are, you’ll interact with at…