Speaking the truth is never easy but always right. It's absolute, unbending, and should never be sacrificed for our comfort; rather, comfort should be taken in having held it close and raised it high even through persecution. In the end, the reward will far outweigh the cost (II Corinthians 4:13-18).
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Celebrating Life
My family has had a challenging week but it has been an amazing opportunity to reflect on the life and heritage of a beautiful grandma who loved and served her family and Jesus Christ with all her heart. I talk … Continue reading
Posted in Memories, Travel Journal
Tagged adventure, attitude, beauty, bereavement, cold, death, family, Hope, Innocence, Life, music, perspective, Relationships, wisdom
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Truth & Burgers
“Everyone else has to be better off than me…” He stood next to his car, fishing his keys out of his pocket, and eventually jammed one into the door with a sharp twist. “It’s classic nothingness, a massive stomach-ache of stupidity and … Continue reading
Posted in Renewed Thinking
Tagged attitude, belief, Christ, mental health, perception, thoughts, truth
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Relationtrips: Reading the Signs
“Relationships are everything…” This was a mantra repeated continually by the teacher-characters on my little brother’s favorite preschool computer game growing up. It’s funny; it was so seemingly out-of-place in the kooky, little alien-world program. But it’s true that relationships … Continue reading
Posted in Questions, Renewed Thinking
Tagged attitude, choice, Innocence, Life, Relationships
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The Bird Room
How do we describe our thoughts? I often imagine myself in a room with a thousand birds flying in all directions around me, the deafening cacophony of their chirping and screeching reverberating off the walls and ceiling. I’m dwarfed by … Continue reading
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Tagged attitude, belief, birds, Christ, control, II Corinthians 10:5, imagination, Philippians 4:8, responsibility, thoughts
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