Tag Archives: life

Apparently, Bravery Needs Privacy

WordPress wants to know the bravest thing I’ve ever done when no one was watching. I’m not sure why private bravery gets extra credit, but apparently heroism now requires an empty room. Continue reading →

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The Short List

I don’t need a lot of voices giving me advice. I need the right ones. Continue reading →

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Places I’m Perfectly Fine Never Seeing

Some places inspire adventure. Others inspire a perfectly reasonable decision to stay home. Continue reading →

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Ten Years Is a Long Way to See Clearly

Ten years sounds simple until you realize how little of life ever unfolds exactly the way you pictured it. Continue reading →

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A Letter to My 100-year-old Self.

If I ever make it to 100, it will be a family record. So what would I say to that future version of myself? Mostly questions—about family, faith, writing, and whether the diaper fits. Continue reading →

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The Phase That Slipped Away

Some goodbyes don’t come with speeches or slammed doors. They arrive quietly — in miles, in distance, in the realization that fatherhood has shifted from daily presence to chosen connection. Gratitude doesn’t erase the grief of what changed, but it steadies it. Continue reading →

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Quick Thought – Thursday, February 19, 2026: What Comes Out of the Mouth

Read Matthew 15:10-20 “What goes into someone’s mouth does not defile them, but what comes out of their mouth, that is what defiles them.” Matthew 15:11 Reflect The Bible has a lot to say about the words we speak. Words spoken … Continue reading →

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Looking Back at Their Lives — And Measuring My Own

When my parents were my age, they were leading ministries, running newspapers, writing music, and shaping lives. I’m not walking the same paths — but I’m realizing how much of who I am comes directly from who they were. Continue reading →

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Home Isn’t the House

I once lived in a house that bounced, sagged, sank into the earth, and secretly hosted a thriving rodent community. And somehow, I still loved it. These days, I live somewhere far more stable—but the real difference is who I share it with. Turns out, home isn’t about perfect construction. It’s about a solid foundation where it matters most. Continue reading →

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The Days That Last

Perfect days don’t follow a script. They’re made from moments—some chaotic, some beautiful—that linger long after the day itself is over. These are the days I’ll always carry with me. Continue reading →

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