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With Easter approaching, God – more specifically, Jesus – is on my mind. I must confess that for years I was more comfortable talking ...

Relationships. They’re difficult because they involve people – imperfect people. And it’s usually those we’re closest to who can inject the greatest heartache. Especially in times of struggle, we want to provide support and unconditional love. But in our attempts to be a voice or shoulder of encouragement, can we actually be doing more harm than good? Is it possible that unconditional love can be taken for granted or become enabling?

It was not the plan. But here I am, finally discovering my calling – I am a writer. As my gaze turns to the blank screen before me, I ...

It was an unlikely exchange that began with a smile. While enjoying a drink at the local pub, a friendly stranger approached us. When he ...

It started with a crazy idea: “Let’s go to Cancun.” Six months later, we found ourselves boarding a plane—leaving behind frigid weather, heavy family situations, stressful jobs, and unhappy furry friends. Between walks on the beach along bright turquoise waters and quiet nights in our PJs wearing charcoal mud masks, important life lessons were confirmed and a new word was born: "Sistering."

It hit me as Traders Point North Campus Pastor Aaron Hoover ended his New Year’s Eve sermon with a passionate plea delivered with ...

This year I’m keeping it simple. As an experienced project manager my temptation is to follow the typical pattern – create the ...

Beautiful beaches, lively nightlife, and its signature drink, tequila. You guessed it, I’m talking about Cancun. But as I reminisce on a ...

He weighs 165 pounds. And with six chicken breasts and four generous cups of dog food daily (with occasional salmon mixed in), it’s no ...