i write about living life well… a legacy is something we live, not leave.
When a Man is Wanted, Loved, Touched, and Known I’ve lived through the seasons of what it feels like to be wanted and the emptiness of what it feels like when you’re not. There’s a shift that happens in a man when his wife wants him, not just as a partner in life, not just…
A Grounded Identity is Like Aerodynamics In 1934, Tatra Car Manufacturing created a simple yet brilliant image to explain aerodynamics. The air, once chaotic and untamed, glided effortlessly over the sleek curves of their design. No drag. No resistance. Just flow. It wasn’t magic; it was precision, an intentional shaping that allowed the air to…
Fear as Fuel: A Journey into Adventure and Growth (A Reflection on an Old Discovery) Fear is universal. It touches every part of our lives, shaping the choices we make and the paths we take. For many, fear feels like a wall; stopping progress, stalling dreams, and creating hesitation. But what if fear isn’t the…
James writes his letter to early Jewish Christians dispersed among the nations, addressing their struggles with living out their faith in a world that challenged their beliefs and tested their character. His audience consisted of believers who were well-acquainted with the Jewish Law but were navigating the new reality of salvation through faith in Christ….
Balance is often misrepresented as a delicate scale requiring equal weight across all aspects of life. For years, I believed this too, chasing perfection by trying to give everything and everyone the same amount of energy and attention. It left me fragmented and exhausted and far from whole. My journey toward true balance was not…
A Gift Sexuality is one of God’s most profound gifts, intricately designed to reflect intimacy, unity, and love. It is not merely a physical act but a deeply spiritual experience that mirrors the covenantal relationship between Christ and His church. As believers, we are called to embrace this gift with reverence and joy, celebrating its…
The Discipline of Fasting: Subtraction for Discovery, Discipline, and Devotion Fasting, as a spiritual discipline, has been practiced across centuries and cultures, from the early biblical narratives to modern health-conscious societies. Yet, its true purpose transcends physical abstinence. At its core, fasting is an act of intentional subtraction—removing worldly dependencies to create space for discovery,…
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Salvation: The Work of the Spirit Alone I have heard it said too many times that a person’s salvation depends on their understanding of doctrine. People argue that regeneration is proven by how precisely someone grasps sovereign grace or whether they agree with a set of theological points. Let me say this plainly: that is…
Intimacy has often been discussed and understood in narrow terms for much of my life. We’re told intimacy culminates in physical or romantic closeness, tethered to relationships that fit into familiar and accepted frameworks. But my journey has revealed something different, something far more layered, nuanced, and ultimately, more fulfilling. This journey has been about…