Explore how comedians embrace life’s mysteries without needing answers, and what that can teach us about faith, letting go of certainty, and celebrating the unknown.
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A quiet moment in ‘The Bear’ illustrates a level of leadership to which we should aspire: Investing in others, igniting passion, then getting out of the way to let them shine.
Leave a CommentA reflection on faith’s call to embrace God’s love of our true selves, inspired by a quote from Simone Weil about ‘unreal’ love.
Leave a CommentA 10-year-old episode of True Detective has me thinking about Lent, the night sky, darkness, light, and the struggles of today.
Leave a CommentJesus’ nuanced teachings challenge today’s preference for brevity, urging a deeper, more relational approach to faith in the digital age.
Leave a CommentExplore the implications of using the word “victory” and why embracing language rooted in grace and compassion better reflects our faith.
Leave a CommentAs Mom recited a password to me, she gave me language to talk about Dad’s Alzheimer’s: AlzSux: a reflection.
Leave a CommentThe Dunning Kruger effect helps us understand that our doubt may not be something to fear, but a sign of growth instead.
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