In my mind, my life is an epic tale woven intricately by God into a beautiful tapestry. It is brilliant, vibrant colors and a design that reflects the beauty of a life well lived. The ... READ the POST
I Have to Laugh
We, like the vast majority of the world, will be socially isolated for at least the next three weeks. All that I can do is laugh. From January through most of February I said on more than one ... READ the POST
Thoughts on Love
I wash my face for what must be the first time in at least four days. The cold water splashes over my skin, waking me up better than my first cup of coffee did. I pat my skin dry and take ... READ the POST
A New Way to Look Back at 2019
So often the end of the year comes and I take stock of all the goals I accomplished or things that happened over the past 12 months. This usually can go one of two ways: Feeling like a ... READ the POST
Life Isn’t A Straight Line
I used to believe life is simply a series of connect-the-dots with a specific set of accomplishments or milestones connected by straight and narrow lines in-between each one. Newsflash: that is not ... READ the POST
Waiting is Work
Earlier this year, my heart was pointed toward Psalm 27, specifically Psalm 27:14. The ESV version of this says “Wait for the Lord; be strong, and let your heart take courage; wait for the ... READ the POST
Waiting Well
I want my children to learn to wait well. On the surface this is a common lesson we must teach little ones. There’s waiting in line, waiting your turn, waiting for dinner to be ready, waiting ... READ the POST
VANGUARD: An Event with The Glass House and Courage and Community
Vanguard is a group of people leading the way in new developments and ideas. Join us March 7th, from 9-11 am for the first collaborative event for Courage & Community and The Glass House. We ... READ the POST
