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When Discipleship Looks Like Losing Sleep
Earlier this morning, sometime after 3 a.m., my daughter cried out. There was a bidet spray making whoosh sounds, and apparently, sleep decided to pack its bags and leave...
The Three Mindsets Every Child Needs to Learn About Money and Resources
There is a conversation most parents are not having, and it is costing their children more than money.
The Wrong Button
Let me tell you about my phone. Not just any phone—that phone. The one you treat like an egg because it has seen things.High waters. Deep seas. Multiple falls...
The Kindness That Isn’t: Why Shielding Your Child from Pain May Be the Most Dangerous Thing You Do
Sometimes the most loving thing a parent can do is step back and let them drop the lid.
The Internet Forgot Its Manners
It seems to me like the art of something as simple as greeting someone before starting a conversation with a person you barely know is fast becoming a lost...
The Cost of Becoming
Growth is uncomfortable. There's really no prettier way to say it.
The Nation
Where Are the Boys?
A question raised at a graduation ceremony that educators and parents everywhere need to sit with.
One Too Many
Some news hits you and leaves you numb, not because it is shocking, but because it is one too many. The screaming headlines, the prayers that follow, and the...
When the Innocent Pay for Political Ambition
A single verse tucked inside Judges 9 describes a political tactic so familiar it could have been written yesterday. With elections approaching and innocent lives still being taken, it...
Discipleship

When Discipleship Looks Like Losing Sleep
Earlier this morning, sometime after 3 a.m., my daughter cried out. There was a bidet spray making whoosh sounds, and apparently, sleep decided to pack

The Wrong Button
Let me tell you about my phone. Not just any phone—that phone. The one

She Gave Him Milk. Then She Killed Him.
Jael mothered Sisera to sleep with warmth, a blanket, and a bowl of milk. Then she picked up a tent peg. What this unsettling story from Judges reveals about justice, reversal, and the dangerous women of Scripture.

