Faith, Family, Leadership, & Advice
Edward Kimball walked into a shoe store and told a teenage clerk about Jesus. He changed the world. A group of friends had long ordinary conversations with a skeptical thinker and shaped the way you and I understand our faith. A woman quietly sewed clothes …
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Why would an ancient book matter in a world of AI, iphones, anxiety, and lowkey main character energy? How could a book about animal sacrifices, harvest festivals, purity laws, and firstborn sons be even a little bit relevant today? Maybe the problem isn’t that the …
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God changed us! We are not the same! God used our trip to Bolivia form us. We thought we were going to help others to grow into His likeness, and we did, but He did much more than we ever could have imagined. We were …
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Esther was Trafficked! Esther is remembered for standing up to a foreign king on behalf of her people. She is regarded as a hero and rightfully so, but most of the time that her story is told, we skip over the fact that she was …
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I was able to share a message about God’s love based on the Book of Hosea to a group of teachers at my school . These are my notes: When Miranda and I got married, our pre-marital counselor said we need to learn to “Expect …
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He slapped at the water and flailed his way across the length of the pool. Kasen tried out for the Lake Jackson Swim Team back in May and didn’t make it. He just couldn’t breathe properly and struggled with swimming the required 25yd distance without …
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Kesleigh and I went on a bike ride the other day. She’s 4 (almost 5) and is still a little wobbly on her “new bike.” (She got it for Christmas.) Our neighbor, Peyton (7yrs) joined us for the ride. We rode around the neighborhood a …
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I wanted to post something about how the Jewish Educational System worked. Once I knew this stuff, my understanding of Scripture seemed to be much stronger. Anyway, here’s a basic description. (Very basic) Bet Sefer – “House of the Book” (Ages 6-10yrs) In the Jewish …
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No one plans to have two weddings, but I do. No, I’m not threatening to leave Miranda (and by the way, that’d be the dumbest thing in the world for me to do.) I’m referring to the Wedding of the Lamb (Jesus) to His bride, …
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Palm Sunday is the day that we celebrate Jesus’ entry into Jerusalem the week prior to His crucifixion and resurrection. Anyway, here’s what I learned about the culture of this whole: During Jesus’ day, Pilate ruled over Jerusalem as a Roman governor. Pilate’s superior …
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