Dying Before We Die
Today is a short post- in part because I’ve found that my mind has been in a fairly simple state lately, and also because I’m convinced
Today is a short post- in part because I’ve found that my mind has been in a fairly simple state lately, and also because I’m convinced

Reader, Happy 5th week of lent. As we approach Easter, may your strivings bring you close to God. A few weeks ago at a retreat- a student asked me “so, what do you

“Create in me a clean heart, O God, and renew a right spirit within me.” Psalm 51 A friend of mine is a teacher, in

Dear reader, I don’t usually write poetry, but if you’ll humor me- I have some free verse for you. Merry Christmas. A Christmas Poem Before our ad-vene, Already

I remember being in 5th grade when the first iPhone came out, and how rare it was for my peers or the teenagers that I knew to have one of these. Now,

I’m always a bit apprehensive when I look at a fresh page that asks me to write (or type) on it. What could I possibly write that hasn’t been said

Looking back and looking forward are exercises in which I have always found great comfort. There’s just something grounding about being able to review things
Today is a short post- in part because I’ve found that my mind has been in a fairly simple state lately, and also because I’m convinced

It began as one of those rare, special days. Not, to be clear, that any day on a grand, cosmic level is any less rare

One thing I love about being a youth minister is how the lessons we offer our youth are applicable to our own lives. Recently our

A goal of the IGNITE internship is to help in the discernment of its interns. Taking advantage of this time for reflection, I have recently