I recently found a Spotify playlist with the music I was listening to in high school. One word of one song is resonating these days.
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Depending upon how you look at things, you can feel resentful of the blessings some people receive. Or, you can instead choose to see God as generous to everyone.
Leave a CommentIn a year of struggle, it is important to remember the message of Christmas, “The light shines in the darkness.” We are to share that light.
Leave a CommentIn our excitement to celebrate, let us not misread the story. We may feel a bit more fragile this year, but Christmas always has been.
Leave a CommentRob Bell’s latest book reminded me of how transitions sometimes create identity crises. “I knew who I was in that role, but now I’m not so sure.”
1 CommentIn the Christmas story as told by Luke, there is a theme running throughout of God seeing people who feel unseen.
Leave a CommentOne Black Friday, many years ago, I was reminded that sometimes we move on from Thanksgiving far too quickly. So on Black Friday 2020 when most of us are not battling crowds for the latest and greatest deals, I’m trying to remember to give thanks in everything.
Leave a CommentHow can you remain vigilant about the things in life that matter, and not lose your joy? This deeply divisive time in which we live — a disturbing election season and being home all the time due to the coronavirus (which we’ve also made a divisive political issue) — has stolen much of our fun. But at the same time, this is serious stuff we’re dealing with.
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