Every Thursday I feature a “throwback” post from my blog archive. The goal is to look back and discover new lessons or opportunities to grow. This week, we’ll look at “How Big is Your Jar” You can view the original post here. For today, here’s a quick recap and a few more thoughts about having big faith.…

I love hibachi-style food. Honestly, it’s a favorite that I believe I could eat multiple times a week and never get tired of it. I remember the day that I learned you can just go to a hibachi restaurant whenever you want, even if it’s not yours or someone in your party’s birthday. I was…

Every Thursday I feature a “throwback” post from my blog archive. The goal is to look back and discover new lessons or opportunities to grow. This week, we’ll look at “The Depths” You can view the original post here. For today, here’s a quick recap and a few more thoughts about the things we bring to God.…

I have to admit, I am fascinated by the whole “cold plunge” trend that seems to be advertised as the best thing in personal health since the invention of CrossFit*. Basically, the idea is that submerging yourself in ice-cold water helps to detoxify your body and strengthen your immune system. That is if you can…

Every Thursday I feature a “throwback” post from my blog archive. The goal is to look back and discover new lessons or opportunities to grow. This week, we’ll look at “Sometimes There’s a Wall.” You can view the original post here. For today, here’s a quick recap and a few more thoughts about how we respond to…

One of my family’s favorite summertime snacks is watermelon. Now that summer is officially here, it’s back to being a staple snack in our home. Recently, on one of those hot summer days, I went to the grocery store and picked up a whole watermelon. I returned home and began to cut it into bite-sized…

Every Thursday I feature a “throwback” post from my blog archive. The goal is to look back and discover new lessons or opportunities to grow. This week, we’ll look at “Nothing is Wasted” You can view the original post here. For today, here’s a quick recap and a few more thoughts about our appreciating the season you’re…

I recently discovered that the word “remember” appears in scripture over 200 times. These references can be grouped into three main categories, each carrying valuable insights. Understanding these categories can deepen our understanding of God’s relationship with His people and the consequences of forgetting. Let’s explore them: The first category involves God remembering something on…