Live With Flair

Back in the 1990’s at Camp Greystone, I slowly became an expert in helping homesick campers adjust to camp. Two techniques worked the best: First,

I often ask my students why people seek their input. The answer often reveals a direction for their careers they haven’t yet considered. The answer

The best rainbow photo I ever took involved a hike in the Rocky Mountains. I love this decades old photo! I thought about this photo

Tomorrow, our little street hosts our annual block party. We get permission from the city to block off the street with traffic cones, and we

We’re wired for hope. I love that we’re made to hope. My hope-hungry heart finds itself wandering to the garden every morning. I love growing

If you’re a writer or someone who sits more than 5 hours a day, let me remind you right now as you’re reading this to

I remember a seminary course I took on the Old Testament several summers ago. The professor said the same thing over and over again about

This morning I recalled 2 Corinthians 7:1 where Paul writes this: “Therefore, since we have these promises, dear friends, let us purify ourselves from everything

In Psalm 103, we read all the benefits of following God. My favorite lines is this from verse 5: God “satisfies your desires with good

Every so often, devotions I once wrote for Camp Greystone campers will appear in my inbox. Today, I loved remembering this piece I wrote for