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Tag Archives: God
The Tale of Two Dogs
This morning I am going to tell you the story of two dogs. Beardsley was a Jack Russell Terrier who came into our family as a five-month-old male pup with a love for freedom. He had never been in a … Continue reading
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Tagged Christian Living, dog, dogs, family, galatians, God, Holy Spirit, obedience, pets, writing
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Roadside Grace!
I grew up in a great home. My mom and dad had been married fifteen years when I was born, and they would share fifty-six years together before Mom died. They loved each other, and they loved all four of … Continue reading
Houston, We Have a Problem!
Part of my Master’s program focused on professional development—understanding personality, strengths, and weaknesses. One thing it confirmed is that I’m a problem solver. I don’t like living with unresolved problems, and sometimes I become so focused on fixing what’s wrong … Continue reading
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Tagged Bible, book-of-acts, Christianity, faith, God, Jesus
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But Wait, There’s More!
When my kids were little—especially the oldest—they loved watching infomercials. You know the kind: a 30-minute commercial for some incredible product you never knew you needed. Then came the sales pitch: “How much would you pay?” But wait… there’s more! … Continue reading
Growing Big by Staying Small
Children grow up fast. Faster than most parents are ready for. One moment they are little kids running through the house, and before you know it they are driving cars, making plans, and starting families of their own. As parents, … Continue reading
Fifty Days Later
Christmas and Easter are the two holidays most cherished by the Church, and rightly so. They are inseparable. Without the birth of Christ, there would be no cross. Without the cross and resurrection, His birth would have little meaning. Both … Continue reading
Don’t Like the Weather?
Springtime in Indiana often brings to mind the familiar saying, “If you don’t like the weather, just wait—it will change.” In the span of a single week, we can experience all four seasons. One evening you’re bundling up in 17-degree cold, and … Continue reading
What’s in a name?
When I was nine years old, my dad took me to a dinner banquet he had been invited to that featured the famed sportscaster, Howard Cosell. I was the only kid in the room. After what felt like a very … Continue reading
Every day with Jesus!
I like to be good at whatever I do. Some might call that a character flaw—and they may be right—but if I’m going to do something, I at least want a chance to succeed or not embarrass myself. In sports, … Continue reading
Undefeated?
I drove the shuttle on Tuesday night. It was an extra shift, but they needed more drivers as we welcomed home IU fans returning from Monday night’s College Football Championship Game. On my very first run, I picked up a … Continue reading