This blog I wrote for FamilyFire is about finding hope in the midst of our pain and suffering. It’s not a blog that speaks on why we suffer but I do speak of the need to focus on the other constant in our life: God. Continue reading FamilyFire: Finding Hope Amid Suffering
This blog was written for FamilyFire (a ministry of the denomination I serve) and came out of a short sermon I wrote in 2018 for Ash Wednesday. Continue reading FamilyFire: Finding Rest
Success is such a dangerous word because it CAN divide and it CAN alienate but it also can be a good conversation that leads to a redefining of what “success” looks and feels like from a Biblical perspective. Continue reading FamilyFire: Redefining Success
We live in a technology-driven world and with it invading more and more of our own personal spaces we need to have a conversation as to what we want to allow and not…especially when our kids are involved. With that said, this is a blog I wrote for FamilyFire in response to my own conversations and learnings Continue reading FamilyFire: Finding Healthy Space with Technology
Every now and again a blog I write for FamilyFire makes its way to the web…and recently someone wrote in asking about dating relationships for young people. And while this is not exhaustive these are some thoughts and tips that I gave (with a friend) to a young man some years ago….and i think some of these tips are even universal and apply to people of all ages. Continue reading FamilyFire Blog: High School Dating Suggestions
Every once in a while an article I write for FamilyFire (which is a branch of the denomination I belong to and serve) makes it out there to the world-wide-web. This article/link here is one on helping to navigate the now foreign territory of “in-laws.” Continue reading FamilyFire Blog: Navigating In-Law Relationships
A reader reached out to FamilyFire (whom I blog for periodically) and asked about what tips we had for people looking at relationships and trying to find the right “one”. What you will find here is the LINK to FamilyFire and my thoughts/suggestions for that reader (and anyone else) who is either looking for a partner or has kids that might be near that age. Continue reading FamilyFire Blog: Assessing a Date – Looking Deeply
