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Warning: this might be my least popular blog post. Ever. It also is relevant and true. I therefore encourage you to proceed with caution. Read at your own risk. I have zero intent to disrespect. We’ve come to 2019, where our world continues to clunkily seek its way of
Current Event
Warning: this might be my least popular blog post. Ever. It also is relevant and true. I therefore encourage you to proceed with caution. Read at your own risk. I have zero intent to disrespect. We’ve come to 2019, where our world continues to clunkily seek its way of
Daily Life
Multiple books have been written about it. Countless editorials. Don’t even start with the plethora of YouTube videos… “What to Do Now… How to Prepare… Prepare Now for Christmas!” And so I began toying and tinkering with sharing some angle of how best to prepare… making my list and
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Multiple books have been written about it. Countless editorials. Don’t even start with the plethora of YouTube videos… “What to Do Now… How to Prepare… Prepare Now for Christmas!” And so I began toying and tinkering with sharing some angle of how best to prepare… making my list and
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Here we sit, situated between two manufactured holidays, Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Perhaps “holiday” is misleading and inaccurate, but the two are days in which much of the nation is engaged in a similar activity. It was hard to ignore the foolishness on the floor of one Walmart, no
Daily Life
Here we sit, situated between two manufactured holidays, Black Friday and Cyber Monday. Perhaps “holiday” is misleading and inaccurate, but the two are days in which much of the nation is engaged in a similar activity. It was hard to ignore the foolishness on the floor of one Walmart, no
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Last week a young, African-American, single mother randomly knocked on my door… “Do you believe in second chances?” Never wanting to miss an opportunity for meaningful dialogue and encouragement, I said: “Of course. I believe in second, third, even sixty-fifth chances.” She shared the toughness of her life
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Last week a young, African-American, single mother randomly knocked on my door… “Do you believe in second chances?” Never wanting to miss an opportunity for meaningful dialogue and encouragement, I said: “Of course. I believe in second, third, even sixty-fifth chances.” She shared the toughness of her life
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A young brother and sister were squabbling somewhat. Their father notices, asking what’s going on. With adrenaline fully flowing, the kids share, “We don’t agree! We don’t get it, Dad. Who should we look up to? Who should be our friend?” Their father, with a softened grin,
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A young brother and sister were squabbling somewhat. Their father notices, asking what’s going on. With adrenaline fully flowing, the kids share, “We don’t agree! We don’t get it, Dad. Who should we look up to? Who should be our friend?” Their father, with a softened grin,
Daily Life
Seventeen years ago, my life changed. Not only did it change, but everything in me was convinced it was changing for the worse. Let’s be clear; it wasn’t just me who believed that; there was a reason our friends and family cried. Add the doctor on top of
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Seventeen years ago, my life changed. Not only did it change, but everything in me was convinced it was changing for the worse. Let’s be clear; it wasn’t just me who believed that; there was a reason our friends and family cried. Add the doctor on top of