LifeCraft
Craft a philosophy of household.
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The Joy Behind the Leaves
The Shenandoah Valley is at the peak of color right now. Driving our country roads this morning surrounded by this stunning display, I could not but think: God is trying to get my attention. Of course, much of life is marked by God’s desire to speak to us; and it is our…
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Where is the Grass Greener?
“The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence.” The truth behind this statement has always fascinated and worried me. Its truth is usually in how things appear, not in how they actually are. But appearance is important, and we do well to reckon with why things…
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Becoming a Sommelier of Life
By a beautiful natural plan, we only grow into our true selves through experience. But not just any experiences will do. They must be of a certain kind, beginning with those fashioned by our parents and educators, and continuing through life in experiences we craft with mentors,…
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Making Life Seasonal
My title could be Recognizing that Life is Seasonal. Today, especially, we need to strive to live in memory of basic truths about human life. Awareness of seasonality is often a casualty of both our busyness and our technology-enabled independence from seasonal shifts in work.…
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Should Children Be Heard?
I usually cringe at the old saying that children should be seen and not heard. For many of us it conjures an ugly image: a child who wants to be heard but is not. We all need to be heard. Indeed, life itself consists especially in speaking and being heard. Yet there is a kind […]
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Never To Be Invisible
The Ring of Gyges that makes you invisible is not the most famous image in Plato’s Republic. But this thought-provoking story might bring out a key way Christianity transcends even the best Greek philosophy. At issue: how important is it that we really be seen by someone? In the…