Category: Life

  • Gospel = Go Spell

    Gospel = Go Spell

    The Gospel is good news. We can all agree on that. To hear that we were dead but have the opportunity by faith to be made alive again is good news. In fact, the word “gospel” literally means “good news” in the Greek. It is good. It is straight from God.

  • Just A Portrait

    Just A Portrait

    I have an iPhone 7 Plus. No, that’s nothing to brag about, but it does help me with taking pictures because it has something called Portrait Mode.

  • How You Can Do The Right Thing And Still Be Wrong

    How You Can Do The Right Thing And Still Be Wrong

    “The people were amazed at his teaching, because he taught them as one who had authority, not as the teachers of the law.” ‭‭Mark‬ ‭1:22‬ ‭NIV Jesus performed some pretty amazing acts.

  • 7 Powerful Things to Tell Your Children

    7 Powerful Things to Tell Your Children

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    I have to do something most people will tell you to never do before making a speech or writing a blog… I have to admit that I’m not the greatest person to write about what to tell your children. I’m a parent of one child who just turned 3 years old. My experience credential doesn’t…

  • The Power in Struggle and Pain

    The Power in Struggle and Pain

    It’s one of the most famous stories in scripture. It shows the character of Jesus just as much if not more than any other passage of scripture. It’s been depicted in flannel graphs and precious moments Bibles for years. It’s the story of Jesus calming the storm.

  • I Just Want…

    I Just Want…

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    Every kid does it. My kid does it all the time.

  • Continue and Become

    Continue and Become

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    I don’t know why I’ve been learning and thinking so much while doing laundry, but here comes another epiphany during laundry post to go along with this one.

  • 3 Ways Parents Can Avoid Missing It

    3 Ways Parents Can Avoid Missing It

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    As a Dad, one of my biggest fears has recently been centered around missing “it.” Here’s what I mean…

  • The Wonder of One Day

    The Wonder of One Day

    One day I’ll start it. One day I’ll go back to school. One day, I’m gonna start working out. One day, I’ll make more time to be at home. One day, I’ll stop smoking. One day, I’ll try writing that book. One day, I’ll finally be able to enjoy life.

  • Remember When?

    Remember When?

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    Remember when? How many times do we say that when talking with an old friend or a roommate or someone we knew in high school? We usually say it in positive light….