His name was Larry. I don’t remember his name because I hold him specifically responsible, but because I just don’t remember having very many friends named Larry in my life. It sticks out. He lived across the street, was as year older and was plagued by the influence of an older brother. So, it should … Continue reading Dads, Moms, and Mr. Hefner
A collection of principles I've learned recently. If interested in more great truth, check out the book Pursing Peace by Dr. Robert D. Jones. There is a truth about conflict that often gets overlooked. Most married couples simply refuse to believe it. It is not the presence or absence of conflict that indicates a healthy marriage; … Continue reading Pursuing Peace
These Days… I will never forget a particular experience in junior high school (7th – 9th). As a close knit group of friends, my buddies and I did everything together. Sports, youth group, hobbies - chickening out of going to school dances. We did everything together. Lunch was no exception. We always sat at the … Continue reading These Days…
Recently my wife and I welcomed our second child into the world. Weighing in at 6lbs, 10oz he is a beautiful bundle. We are yet again overwhelmed by God’s grace and generosity. Since having two boys our feet haven’t touched the ground – come to think of it, neither have our heads hit the pillow, … Continue reading No, New Dad, I Disagree
Two of my favorite sporting events each year are the NFL Draft and the NBA Draft. I have no idea why, but for some reason I really love sitting down and watching each team makes their selection. I’m not particularly drawn to the drama or suspense. Seeing the sometimes-outlandish wardrobes can be entertaining, I guess. … Continue reading The Humble Husband
There are truly two perspectives on life that challenge a healthy, gospel-centered life. The first perspective is allowing the pendulum to swing so far away from “busy” that a person begins to live life on the defensive. The temptation is to simply float through life, living it one week or one month at a time. … Continue reading Presence Over Provision
The concept of prayer can be as varied as the cultures and religions who practice it. All over the world people participate in prayer in many different ways. The Tibetan Prayer Flags, for example, are a beautiful symbol. I’ve known guys who have them hung in their garage or outdoor stores. But the truth behind … Continue reading Prayer
