Category Archives: Christian living

Finding Warmth in the Chill

As the autumn days grow shorter and the morning frost begins to whiten the pasture grass, our routines naturally shift. We trade our iced drinks for hot coffee, pull the heavier sweaters out of the closet, and look for the … Continue reading →

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The Harvest Reminder

Drive past a farm in the Heartland during autumn, and you’ll see the culmination of months of hard work. The planters went out in the spring, the rains came, the crops grew through the heat of July, and now the … Continue reading →

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The Quiet Rhythm of Letting Go

There is something oddly peaceful about watching the trees shed their leaves in the fall. They don’t panic, they don’t fight the frost, and they don’t desperately try to hold onto last summer’s foliage. They simply let go of what … Continue reading →

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The Canvas Across the Fields

Good morning from the Heartland of America. If you take a drive out through the country right about now, you can’t help but notice how the landscape has changed. Just a few weeks ago, everything was wrapped in the deep, … Continue reading →

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The Only Calling That Changes Eternity

We live in a culture that loves to hustle. People run themselves ragged chasing success, status, entertainment, and security, often treating life like a frantic sprint with no finish line. Back in the 1980s, I knew a fellow who believed … Continue reading →

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Walking in the Light of Day

It is easy to get bogged down by the sheer volume of noise, division, and anxiety in the world around us. People argue over politics, bicker over doctrinal fine print, and get defensive about every little slight. Paul urged the … Continue reading →

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Sharing the Bread of Life

The day after Jesus fed the five, thousand, a large crowd tracked Him down, hoping for another free meal. They wanted a convenient provider who would cater to their immediate physical wants. But Jesus had an entirely different mission in … Continue reading →

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The Next Move on the Board

We’ve all stood at the crossroads of a difficult decision, looking intently at the pieces on the board and trying to plot our next move. When life gets complicated, some folks rush off to see a financial adviser, a public … Continue reading →

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A Man About Town

Good morning from Amerida’s Heartland. What exactly is “a man about town”? If you ask popular culture, you might picture someone smooth, stylish, effortlessly cool, and completely dialed into whatever trends are running hot this week. It’s an image built … Continue reading →

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A Joy That Outlasts the Ledger

We live in a culture that loves scorecards. People measure a good life by what’s in their savings account, the title on their office door, or how smoothly their plans come together. Sadly, when those things fluctuate or fall short, … Continue reading →

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