I strongly believe that God will always give us what we need to fulfill what God is calling us to do.
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Practices to Flourish in Ministry
There’s no clear blueprint that guarantees pastoral flourishing in any and every situation. But the research seems to suggest that developing our capacity for honesty, intimacy, community, and eternity will allow us to lead from the healthiest place possible.
God’s Snow Day
I believe God intended for us all to have snow days. Perhaps not in the usual way we picture them in our minds – with snow and warm cookies – but with the same benefits for our mind and spirit.
Perseverance Through Hard Times
Through it all, I saw how my father maintained his faith, believing that God would provide a solution, no matter how difficult or uncertain the situation seemed.
New York City, a Laundromat, and Jesus
That day, with great wisdom, love, and knowledge of the scriptures, the pastor told us about Jesus and invited us to receive him in our hearts and become followers of him.
From Patient Waiting to Chaotic Celebration
I want to embrace these celebrations, remembering what it was like to reframe holiday practices and to resume them with more depth of intention and appreciation.
What Happens at the Cabin, Stays at the Cabin
When we learn to live exposed, transparent lives, then – and only then – will we experience genuine relationships as God intended.
Reflections on Time and Space
It’s much more comfortable for me to think of making time for God than making space. As someone obsessed with time, can I reorient myself to think about the “spaces” that make up life?
A Canaan or an Egypt?
Why do we have to fight, when there is enough for everybody? Isn’t God our provider?
Annoyances, Frustrations, & Inconveniences
Reminding myself of what I am grateful for keeps my mind focused on the good that emerges rather than my frustration or resentment.
A Devout Outsider and an Impulsive Insider
Peter acted in faith and followed the Holy Spirit … Is it possible that he did this without thinking through the theological implications and without thinking about the consequences to his own safety or his own reputation?
Learning to Love Fall
Fall has implications, needed transitions to be done in order to be ready for winter, and, not wanting to think about winter, I digress, I procrastinate, I ramble.
Leviticus … in 2021?
While there are a lot of rituals that can be confusing, there is also a lot … that we can still apply to our daily lives in 2021.