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Epiphany Gained from My Dad’s Sharing

Epiphany Gained from My Dad’s Sharing

By S.Y. The following story is about a 20-year-old's experience in the Montana mountains, and her first time camping with her family. Our family rarely had any kind of sharing at home, but one night while camping outdoors, we had our sharing time and it became one of...

Life Lesson from a 9-Month-Old

Life Lesson from a 9-Month-Old

The following story is a reflection from a mother of a 9-month-old. Watching her son grow, she has realized that she grows because of how he lives – always pushing his limits, always learning, not afraid of challenges and pain, and never giving up.  “While we try to...

How a Millenial Gamer Came to Know God

How a Millenial Gamer Came to Know God

By Nathan Breland It is said that God works in mysterious ways, and while I don’t want to discredit that perspective at all, I would also like to posit another seemingly contrary idea, that God works in very obvious and blatant ways as well. This concept does not...

Career Advice for All of Us: Check with God First

Career Advice for All of Us: Check with God First

Jason Brown was the highest paid American football player in 2009. His was at the top of his game. Then, suddenly, a year later, he quit football to become a farmer. His book, “Centered: Trading Your Plans for a Life that Matter,” chronicles his incredible shift. I...

Being a Mindful Dad

Being a Mindful Dad

On Father’s Day, we remember Dad, who always made time for each of us. Dad was a “very important person.” He would take very important calls in the quiet hours of the morning. He would travel to the far corners of the world to attend “very important” meetings. He had...

The Hard Thing About Easy Things

The Hard Thing About Easy Things

In a time of “life hacks” and all the alluring conveniences we see cropping up in every corner of our lives, it becomes ever more important to step back and reflect on what we’re doing and why. To put it simply, we want to ask ourselves, in reaching for convenience,...

People We Don’t Like

People We Don’t Like

"I don't like that man. I must get to know him better." —Abraham Lincoln   Missing the village  As families have become smaller and the circle of the family has become less inclusive, relationships in the community, society and the nation have also changed. In...

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