The Culture of Disposability

The Culture of Disposability

I know a couple who owns a piece of furniture from the Civil War. The Civil War. It was a huge milestone in the Lallier household when our Walmart-brand cabinet survived an entire year of use without disintegrating into a heap of pressboard and plastic hardware. I...

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The Culture of Disposability

The Culture of Disposability

I know a couple who owns a piece of furniture from the Civil War. The Civil War. It was a huge milestone in the Lallier household when our...

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Hymning the Hallel

Hymning the Hallel

"And when they had sung a hymn, they went out to the Mount of Olives" (Mark 14:26). That sentence used to feel a little inconsequential to me. The...

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The Gospel in a Hurry

The Gospel in a Hurry

Mark's gospel account starts with an impressive momentum and doesn't let up. There's a sense of urgency and action that pervades the entire account....

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Burning but Not Consumed

Burning but Not Consumed

Fire consumes. That's a fundamental rule. It's how the whole thing works. It's energy and light from a fuel source that's being ripped apart on the...

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Living Your Best Life

Living Your Best Life

Let's talk about your best life for a minute. Are you living it? Do you ever worry that maybe you aren't living it? Could the entire concept...

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Hebrew Rhymes and Reflections

Hebrew Rhymes and Reflections

Tomorrow, we're going to start moving through the book of Proverbs on the Read & Reflect section of the site. I hope you'll consider joining us...

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The secret to being good at something

The secret to being good at something

. . . is to be willing to be bad at it first. That usually means looking foolish in front of others. It means lacking the tools, skills, and even...

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