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Neither Good nor Bad: The Great Theater of Ephesus, the Pax Romana, and Shin Splints
I used to think in categorizations of “good” and “bad.” After traveling to Greece and Turkey, I’m learning those categories aren’t very helpful.
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The “Ridiculous” Gods of Then and Now
I overhood a tourmate whisper to their spouse, “It’s just so ridiculous that they would worship these fake gods…” But was it that ridiculous?
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A Pre-Election Reflection from Greece and Turkey
After following the footsteps of Paul in Greece and Turkey, one thing in particular has stuck out: the faith we pass on matters.
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Five Tools for Prayer
I’ve never been a person to sit down, close my eyes, bow my head, and pray. Here are some tools that have helped me pray!
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My Grandchildren’s Denomination
As the Global Methodist Church’s Convening Conference comes to a close, I’ve been reflecting on what this denomination means for future generations.
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Sabbath Devotional: Doubting My God
One of my family’s pillars of our Sabbath day is our Sabbath devotional and wanted to share one with you for your Sabbath!
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A Peek Into My Sabbath: A Set Apart Day of Delight
One of the most helpful things for me when I started Sabbathing was hearing about others’ experiences of Sabbath. Here, I share about my Sabbath.
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7 Things I’ve Learned in 7 Years of Sabbath-Keeping
Over the last seven years, I’ve been keeping the Sabbath. As I’ve reflected on what I’ve learned over these seven years, here are some thoughts!
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Thoughts On Recreation
On vacation, I thought lots about the word “recreation.” How does taking time for recreation “refresh and cure” us?
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Thoughts On Rest
While my family was in Idaho—totally unplugged from phones, Internet, and cable—I realized two truths that rest teaches us.
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