Don’t you love a good competition? When your adrenaline is rushing, you gain a renewed sense of purpose. With this purpose, we determine to do whatever it takes to remove the competitor from our field of view. In a race,
The Gift Patience: A ‘Thanks’ to Those Who Walk with Me
Do you know what is one of the most refreshing things in the world to receive, and yet one of the most difficult to give? It’s what you see when a parent painstakingly teaches their child a basic skill in
Reading God’s Word vs. Engaging It
Have you ever seen someone gaze longingly at their reflection in a mirror, enjoying every moment that they witness the perfection that sits before them? Fortunately, I have not seen it in person, but Amy and I recently saw a
Darwinism and Intelligent Design with the Young Adults
There is a running joke involving humanity’s origin stories that may be somewhat humorous if we don’t get too defensive about it. The joke shows the “March of Progression” from Australopithecus Africanus to Homo Erectus, then a break in the
Happy New Year: Taking Inventory and Seeking God for 2021
Why is it that New Year’s plans never go the way we hope? For the Young Adult Group, our two previous years had us celebrating Christmas in February because of scheduling conflicts. As we have transitioned into 2021, we have