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Finding Peace in Gain and Loss
Enjoy prosperity while you can, but when hard times strike, realize that both come from God. (Ecclesiastes 7:14) You probably don’t think of them much but gain and […]
Read Now about Finding Peace in Gain and LossListening in the Age of Social Media
Never in the history of mankind has it been easier to communicate with one another. We can instantly message people across the world. We carry […]
Read Now about Listening in the Age of Social MediaBe One with the Wildebeest
I want to tell you about wildebeest on the African Plane. But first, to get you thinking read these words from Jesus. “Therefore I tell you, do […]
Read Now about Be One with the WildebeestThe Most Powerful Thought for Overcoming Depression
How many thoughts do you think you have in a single day? The Laboratory of Neuro Imaging (LONI) housed at the Keck school of medicine […]
Read Now about The Most Powerful Thought for Overcoming DepressionMirror, Mirror on the Wall
Does it feel to you like the world has gone crazy? It has been a confusing, scary and intense year. During this challenging time, it’s […]
Read Now about Mirror, Mirror on the WallThe (Lost?) Art of Lament
What do you do when you are in pain? What do you do when what has happened to you, or to others in the world seems […]
Read Now about The (Lost?) Art of LamentHe’s Just Not That Hard to Find
I heard a worship song with a line repeated over and over again. It stuck! I thought about it all day, all week and then some. The phrase: “He’s […]
Read Now about He’s Just Not That Hard to FindTry this in Your Marriage
Are you up for a challenge? Try making this one simple change in your marriage and see the difference it can make. This change will […]
Read Now about Try this in Your MarriageGrief and Loss
My father passed away in January of this year. He was 74 years old and fought a long, hard battle with multiple myeloma. We had […]
Read Now about Grief and Loss“I was able to connect to a kind nonjudgmental therapist who was a good listener and offered solutions to my concerns.”
— Greg F.
