Noticing What Others Love to Talk About
Today I realized how much my older students love to talk about high school. Before COVID, they enjoyed the regular things high schoolers do: prom,
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Today I realized how much my older students love to talk about high school. Before COVID, they enjoyed the regular things high schoolers do: prom,
When I sit down at my desk, Louie Von Whiskers awaits. I love having a curious creature in my home, especially a cat devoted to
In the morning, we can tell God we belong to Him fully and without reservation. We can tell Him the day belongs to Him and
I love Zechariah’s prophecy about his son in Luke 1. I notice a strange capitalization when I look up Luke 1:76-79: And you, child, will
This morning, I woke up early enough to watch the sunrise from where I sat with my Bible and journal. I ventured out into the
This morning I laughed when my friend sent me the wise words of a man who said something like, “Don’t make any major decisions in
When you want to reach a goal or make a change in your life, you need structures of support to help you. If you feel
I’m leading a seminar to help graduate students and faculty teach an advanced writing course I designed. Two of our guiding class principles involve building
This winter, we’ve dealt with more ice in Pennsylvania. Normally, an enormous snowfall won’t shut anything down, but ice is a whole different story. It’s
This morning, I kept thinking about an overlooked fruit of the Spirit in Galatians 5: goodness. The Holy Spirit fills us with goodness. This means