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Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about how often scripture—and the way we talk about the gospel—uses the language of war. We are told we are in a battle.That we are fighting Satan and his followers.That we must be vigilant, armored, steadfast, and prepared. General Conference talks reference this often. …
As I’ve been thinking about the Christmas story this year, my mind keeps returning to the “wise men”—or maybe better said, the wise ones—who came seeking the Christ child. The scriptures only mention men, but I have a hard time believing that seeking Christ was ever limited to one gender. …
Lately I’ve been thinking about the commandment to “multiply and replenish the earth.” We usually hear it in the context of having children, but it’s so much broader and deeper than that. To multiply is to increase—to put energy, goodness, and light into the world. And to replenish is to restore—to refill …
Lately I’ve been reflecting on the idea of waking up—not just physically, but spiritually. Many faith traditions use this metaphor. In Buddhism, awakening (or bodhi) is the very heart of the path—seeing reality more clearly and living with compassion. In Islam, the call to prayer itself is a daily invitation …
I’ve been reflecting on something Mel Robbins calls the “Let Them Theory.” At its heart, it’s about taking back the power we often give away when we try to control the choices, actions, or responses of others. Instead of letting their behavior dictate our peace, we “let them” walk their path—and at …
This week I heard some really cool thoughts on a podcast I was listening to. They were centered around being “on the edge of inside,” which at face value can be taken as a scary place to be – like you are on your way out (of the church, or …
I recently came across some writings from Henri Nouwen, a Dutch Catholic priest and writer, that deeply resonated with me. He teaches that true discipleship is about creating space for God to work in our lives. In fact, the very word discipline comes from this idea—ordering our lives in such …
As a dad, your responsibilities are numerous and demanding. From providing for your family financially to being emotionally present and supportive, the role of a father can be both fulfilling and overwhelming. To help you lead a life of excellence, success, and joy, it’s essential to focus on your well-being. …
In this post, we delve into the topic of mindfulness and stillness, and how these practices can greatly benefit our overall well-being. We discuss the four pillars of well-being – physical, mental, emotional, and spiritual health – and how mindfulness and stillness can positively impact each of these areas.
Allow me to introduce or reintroduce you to the art of shinrin-yoku, a Japanese term that translates to “forest bathing.” It’s a simple concept of taking time out in nature, immersing oneself in its beauty by going for slow and mindful walks in forests, parks, or any quiet space. The …