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Continue reading →: The Bible Is Both Formative and InformativeThere are times in life when I’m tempted to view the Bible merely as an ancient document from a bygone era with odd stories about talking donkeys and giants who get smacked between the eyes with stones. Sure, it’s interesting, but maybe not as much as a fantasy novel or…
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Continue reading →: Excellent or Praiseworthy – September 2025Below is a list of articles and content from other writers and ministries around the web. Everything listed was helpful, encouraging, or informative to me during the month of September. I hope it blesses you. Finally, brothers and sisters, whatever is true, whatever is noble, whatever is right, whatever is…
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Continue reading →: 5 Tips for Overcoming Writer’s BlockWriter’s block is frustrating. It lies to writers, making them feel that all creativity is gone, every stone is turned over, and every word exhausted; it steals their desire to create beautiful sentences and see projects through, making the craft laborious and dull instead of life-giving and delightful; it seeks…
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Continue reading →: Excellent or Praiseworthy – July 2025Our family just returned from a 4,500 mile roadtrip to the American West and back. We visited four national parks, one national memorial, and one state park. So much beauty. So much fun. Along the way, I was repeatedly reminded of the goodness and creativity of God. In addition to…
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Continue reading →: People Matter More Than ThingsMy wife and I know a couple who often tell their children that people matter more than things. I remember the first time I heard them say it. Almost intuitively, I knew it was right and good. Over the years, we’ve tried to adopt this truth and recite the phrase…
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Continue reading →: Jesus is King. Everything Will Be OK.There are truths worth repeating to ourselves, particularly when life is difficult or feels like it’s imploding upon us. Such truths can lift our heads when we’re drowning, fill our hearts with hope when things look hopeless, and stir up joy in our lives in times of despair. Perhaps more…







