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Explore what some of our church family and friends are discovering in this crazy thing called life. We don't always get it right, but we are journeying together.

“Hate The Sin, Love The Sinner”

Is it time to move on?

We live in a time where social media is a platform to share our thoughts, photos, memories, tutorials, experiences and opinions for the world to see. When a strong opinion is formed that many people agree on, it tends to get repeatedly shared by others,

Letting God

A mother's progression

COVID did a number on my older teenagers. They were caught in some identity-building years that were essentially deleted once the lockdowns started – graduations,

Musings from a Single Person

Being single doesn’t mean your life is incomplete

There is often great care and consideration around the topic of someone’s single status. Is it self imposed or a reality of life’s circumstances?

Worry Monster

Helping Kids You Love Navigate Anxiety

“What is the Worry Monster telling you?” I remember asking my kids that question when they were little…and it usually happened to be bedtime. Bedtime always

Well Aware

5 common responses to stress

It’s safe to say that I’m not a morning person. I prefer to be gently eased out of my slumber. But this a.m. I bolted

Dear Grandpa…Come to Church

Why the church matters

“You want to know something about Christians and their churches?” Grandpa asked loudly at the dinner table. As with many Asian family patriarchs, dinner time

Where Do I Fit?

Struggling to Find Purpose as a Young Adult

The definition of purpose is different for every individual. If you believe in God then you understand that Christians have a unified purpose on earth.

Reflections of a New Dad

Most Excellent Theophilus

“Here you go.”… the nurse unceremoniously dumps my one minute old, newborn son into my unsure arms on her way to tend to my freshly

The World in your Pocket at 11 Years Old

Should I give my child a smartphone?

The evolution of technology has come with many upsides. From uber eats to staying in touch with loved ones across the world, technology, specifically the

Gratitude: The Antidote to Entitlement

How to Foster Gratitude in the Lives of the Kids We Love

I think it is safe to say none of us want to raise entitled kids. That was one of the things on my “My Kids

What it Took a Pandemic To Learn

The Best Lessons are Often Learned in Hard Times

The level of my naivete in March 2020 became evident within two months of remote working. I remember hearing whispers of the WHO getting ready

Great Expectations

Being real with ourselves and others about expectations

Do you find yourself weighed down by thoughts and feelings that you are not meeting everyone’s expectations and are letting people down? I wonder if

Letting God

A mother's progression

COVID did a number on my older teenagers. They were caught in some identity-building years that were essentially deleted once the lockdowns started – graduations,

Musings from a Single Person

Being single doesn’t mean your life is incomplete

There is often great care and consideration around the topic of someone’s single status. Is it self imposed or a reality of life’s circumstances?

Worry Monster

Helping Kids You Love Navigate Anxiety

“What is the Worry Monster telling you?” I remember asking my kids that question when they were little…and it usually happened to be bedtime. Bedtime always

Reflections of a New Dad

Most Excellent Theophilus

“Here you go.”… the nurse unceremoniously dumps my one minute old, newborn son into my unsure arms on her way to tend to my freshly

The World in your Pocket at 11 Years Old

Should I give my child a smartphone?

The evolution of technology has come with many upsides. From uber eats to staying in touch with loved ones across the world, technology, specifically the

Gratitude: The Antidote to Entitlement

How to Foster Gratitude in the Lives of the Kids We Love

I think it is safe to say none of us want to raise entitled kids. That was one of the things on my “My Kids

Great Expectations

Being real with ourselves and others about expectations

Do you find yourself weighed down by thoughts and feelings that you are not meeting everyone’s expectations and are letting people down? I wonder if

“Hate The Sin, Love The Sinner”

Is it time to move on?

We live in a time where social media is a platform to share our thoughts, photos, memories, tutorials, experiences and opinions for the world to

The World in your Pocket at 11 Years Old

Should I give my child a smartphone?

The evolution of technology has come with many upsides. From uber eats to staying in touch with loved ones across the world, technology, specifically the

What it Took a Pandemic To Learn

The Best Lessons are Often Learned in Hard Times

The level of my naivete in March 2020 became evident within two months of remote working. I remember hearing whispers of the WHO getting ready

“Hate The Sin, Love The Sinner”

Is it time to move on?

We live in a time where social media is a platform to share our thoughts, photos, memories, tutorials, experiences and opinions for the world to

Letting God

A mother's progression

COVID did a number on my older teenagers. They were caught in some identity-building years that were essentially deleted once the lockdowns started – graduations,

Musings from a Single Person

Being single doesn’t mean your life is incomplete

There is often great care and consideration around the topic of someone’s single status. Is it self imposed or a reality of life’s circumstances?

Well Aware

5 common responses to stress

It’s safe to say that I’m not a morning person. I prefer to be gently eased out of my slumber. But this a.m. I bolted

Where Do I Fit?

Struggling to Find Purpose as a Young Adult

The definition of purpose is different for every individual. If you believe in God then you understand that Christians have a unified purpose on earth.

Reflections of a New Dad

Most Excellent Theophilus

“Here you go.”… the nurse unceremoniously dumps my one minute old, newborn son into my unsure arms on her way to tend to my freshly

What it Took a Pandemic To Learn

The Best Lessons are Often Learned in Hard Times

The level of my naivete in March 2020 became evident within two months of remote working. I remember hearing whispers of the WHO getting ready

Great Expectations

Being real with ourselves and others about expectations

Do you find yourself weighed down by thoughts and feelings that you are not meeting everyone’s expectations and are letting people down? I wonder if

Dear Grandpa…Come to Church

Why the church matters

“You want to know something about Christians and their churches?” Grandpa asked loudly at the dinner table. As with many Asian family patriarchs, dinner time

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