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Jesus hates hypocrisy

A few years ago, I heard a pastor confess his struggle with hypocrisy. As his congregation was preparing to host a midweek conference, the…

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Abuse: How can I help?

Have you been following along with the current Time of Grace series on abuse? If so, I’m betting you—like me—have been thinking a lot…

Life’s Challenges

No quick fix

I come from a family of solvers. Whenever we face a problem, we dig in to try to fix it quickly. Sometimes we approach…

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25 weeks ’til Christmas

It’s time to start planning for Christmas. Not for decorations and presents, but about which friend, coworker, neighbor, or family member you and I…

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Be kind to those with special needs

In ancient times when a king assumed the throne, he killed off all the members of the family that had been in power. Not…

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Unchain my soul

I am yearning to be free. I am yearning for a better society, and I think we could have one if we all wanted…

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Gifted for God’s glory

You are gifted for glory. The word glory means that someone or something makes you gasp, “Wow!” A sunrise, a newborn baby, or the…

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Won’t you be my neighbor?

Tom Hanks saw some Oscar buzz for his portrayal of PBS TV icon Fred Rogers. Today’s children identify more with the tune to Daniel…

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We can rally around Jesus

I live in a politically diverse state. This is a bad thing because it means we get an abundance of political commercials that try…

Depression & Anxiety

Messy comfort

My ten-year-old is a big stuffed animal guy. He sleeps with one fox, one dog, four bears, two monkeys, one woolly mammoth, and at…

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Build me up

I tell my kids that people are like building blocks. Our words can build them up or knock them down. When conversations with a…

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Don’t be a troll

Do you know about troll farms? Until recently, I lived in blissful ignorance. But then I learned how thousands and thousands of people in…