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The New Year is Messy

The New Year is Messy

The New Year is Messy

New goals. New planners. New plans. New habits. The beginning of a new year is always full of excitement and...

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Why the Best Leaders Lead Slowly

Why the Best Leaders Lead Slowly

Life often rewards those who can resist the urge to act hastily.

A famous psychological study conducted by Stanford University in the 1960s, known as...

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The Disappointment of the Day After

The Disappointment of the Day After

Have you ever felt the letdown of the “day after?” The torn wrapping paper after Christmas morning, the end of a vacation you planned...

Casting Your Cares

Casting Your Cares

There is a lot of noise in the air these days. Economic. Political. Social. Cultural.

Noise.

Noise creates confusion.

Noise breeds anxiety.

Anxiety often takes over our minds,...

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We Long to Be Seen

We Long to Be Seen

Jesus sees you. He really sees you. He sees everything about you. Jesus sees you and loves you. And, because he sees you and...

One Last Passover: Jesus Prepares the Table

One Last Passover: Jesus Prepares the Table

Jesus was a Jew. He had grown up celebrating the Passover and reciting the story of the Exodus. Now, one final time, he celebrates...

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Things St. Nicholas ACTUALLY Said…

Things St. Nicholas ACTUALLY Said…

No, “Ho, Ho, Ho,” isn’t his quote. Neither was the idea of checking a list twice, flying reindeer led by a bright nose, or...

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A Theology for Easter Monday

A Theology for Easter Monday

The floor was littered with the remains of an aggressive session of gift opening on Christmas morning. At our house, Christmas morning was filled...

How to Confuse the Devil

How to Confuse the Devil

There are two great lies we are told as children.

“Sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me.”

“I’m rubber and...

When You Expect Evil to Win

When You Expect Evil to Win

There are seasons where everything feels hard.

They come and go.

In the best seasons, you think this joy will never end.

In the worst seasons, you...

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