A Question for Students: What is Your Philosophy of Work?
I ask students this question as they build their professional portfolios: What is your philosophy of work? And I don’t mean how you work. I
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I ask students this question as they build their professional portfolios: What is your philosophy of work? And I don’t mean how you work. I
Today I realized how, when you’re a writer, you’re never not writing. Your mind puts words together all day long, as automatically as breathing. It’s
This past month, my husband, Ash, and our two daughters (12 and 15 years old), found great ways to connect and spend joyful time with
Today, I read this from Psalm 89: Blesses are those who have learned to acclaim you, who walk in the light of your presence, O
I explain to my daughters that, in the midst of any insecurity in social settings or in school, they can trust in God’s enduring presence
Today I find a quote by the worship leader Matt Redman who says, “The heart of God loves a persevering worshipper who, though overwhelmed by
It’s been so humid, with a day of rain, so I know what’s coming: mushrooms! I think whimsical thoughts of fairy seats, gnomes, and
I woke up distressed about the news in Charlottesville as I have walked those grounds for four years as a undergraduate. I think about what
So many times, I want to move into action in my own efforts to solve problems, to have impact, and to make a difference. But