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Living My Faith

The joy of forgiveness

“Let me hear joy and gladness; let the bones you have crushed rejoice. Hide your face from my sins and blot out all my…

Life’s Challenges

Forgiving yourself

When you’ve done wrong and it’s altered life, wrecked relationships, and can’t be undone, guilt comes. It suffocates and steals joy. Guilt presses you…

Life’s Challenges

The finish line of life

When Bill Broadhurst entered the 1981 Pepsi 10K in Omaha, he stood no chance of winning. Ten years earlier he had a brain aneurysm…

Living My Faith

You can’t do it all, but you can give your all

I checked the National Day Calendar for February and was stunned by how much there is to celebrate. For the shortest month of the…

Life’s Challenges

Goodbye, garbage

An article in the news told how early one spring morning, Chris White found garbage strewn across the front of his farm. As he…

Living My Faith

After the feasting

What do you suppose happened after the feasting for the lost son’s return? In Jesus’ parable in Luke chapter 15, we learn it wasn’t…

Who is God?

God’s operating manual

“The decrees of the Lord are firm, and all of them are righteous. They are more precious than gold, than much pure gold; they…

Social Issues

Your problems are not outside of you

For the past 30 years or so, the self-esteem movement has preached one message: You are wonderful just the way you are. That sounds…

Living My Faith

Jesus bridged the gap

Have you ever heard of the Mackinac Bridge? It’s an architectural marvel that connects the upper and lower peninsulas of Michigan. Opened in 1957,…

Living My Faith

God is not Dropbox

I love Dropbox. It’s a place in “the cloud” where I keep files so I can access them whether I’m working from a phone,…

Life’s Challenges

What makes someone happy?

Webmd.com has changed the landscape of the medical world. Right at our fingertips is enough information to do some rudimentary diagnostics on ourselves: Why…

Life’s Challenges

You were not meant to carry your burdens

Young adults and the elderly seem to share the ability to be transparent. On New Year’s Eve, a young man sat in my living…