I’ve been having more questions than answers lately. You know the questions. What’s the meaning of life? What’s going to happen next? Why doesn’t God burn bushes anymore? My guess is most people ask these kinds of questions at
Real living requires the element of risk. In real living, an authentic, original existence breathes the thin air of mountain tops and scuba tanks. It dives in. It soars. It jumps. It refuses to be the plastic, fake,
This isn’t an article to encourage you to work harder or study more. This post isn’t going to tell you how great you are and that you could have gotten an A or won the contest. This isn’t
I read an article today about Joseph Rojas. He’s the front man for the band Seventh Day Slumber. God rescued him from death’s door after he had tried to kill himself by overdosing on cocaine. Rojas described experiencing the consuming
Christians believe a lot of weird stuff. Just stop and think about it. It’s bizarre—like believing Jesus is God and that he came back to life, or believing he paid some cosmic debt we all created by the
Hear the bells ringing. He’s alive. Jesus came back to life after he was killed and lives even now. I believe that. I can’t prove it, but I believe it, and it changes everything. Last year,
Tuneful Tuesday strikes again! You’re not alone. Do you ever get in a funk where everything seems gray? You can try to think happy thoughts, but mostly it’s just ughs and blehs. I don’t know, maybe it’s just
Perhaps the hardest battle we’ll ever fight is with ourselves. Maybe it’s an addiction or a failure or guilt or fear, but it’s part of us, and it can seem like our struggle to be free is a lost
I miss him. And for some reason, I’ve been listening a lot to him lately, so it seems only right that I highlight one of his songs for my Tuneful Tuesday. The problem, however, is trying to pick
Tuneful Tuesday takes a surprising turn Someone texted me a link to a song today. Now that might not seem extraordinary except that this person has NEVER texted me before. I’m also pretty sure that she has never
