Supportive Listening
Today in class, we tried a 15 minute supportive listening exercise. In random groups of 3-4 people, students told their group members what felt discouraging,
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Today in class, we tried a 15 minute supportive listening exercise. In random groups of 3-4 people, students told their group members what felt discouraging,
I recently read a quote from Oswald Chambers: “You must yield yourself in utter humiliation to the only one who can break the dominating power
I often return to 2 Chronicles 20:12 and this simple declaration to God: “We do not know what to do, but our eyes are on you.”
I loved the sermon this morning on cultivating a “culture of prayer” within our church. The pastor talked about fostering this culture first in our
Last night, around 8:00 PM, my daughter and I took our neighborhood walk. I unzipped my coat and took off my winter hat to enjoy
Certain people (like me!) do not have the luxury of doing whatever they please. There’s always a cost to pay for anything that tips us
I often think about 1 Peter 2:9 and our new job as being part of the “royal priesthood.” Sometimes I tell myself to live like
Even after a day of balmy 60 degree weather—with daffodils poking through the black earth—we know in Pennsylvania to expect a few more weeks of
It’s that time of year again! We started our seeds in the windowsill to plant at the end of May. It’s a little early, but
This morning, I thought carefully about Paul’s words in Acts 20:22-24. He writes, “And now, compelled by the Spirit, I am going to Jerusalem, not