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How to Handle Someone Else’s Tragedy

How to Handle Someone Else’s Tragedy

On May 20, a tornado ravaged Moore, Oklahoma. Just this last weekend, another horrible storm hit the Oklahoma City area. People were killed in both storms. Homes, destroyed. Lives, forever changed. I watched the news coverage of both storms in horror, first, because I...
Worship Wednesday: “You Are” by Colton Dixon

Worship Wednesday: “You Are” by Colton Dixon

2013 has been quite the year for tragedies already. The Boston Marathon bombings. The explosion in a small Texas town. A tornado that leveled parts of Oklahoma. If we focus on the tragedies and the tragedies alone, we’re left with nothing but fear. And anger....
The Diary of a Reluctant Gym-Goer

The Diary of a Reluctant Gym-Goer

January 1, I joined Weight Watchers, determined to lose a little weight and get healthy. Of course, that included heading to the gym. I’ve been an intermittent gym-goer for several years, even with times of great persistence thrown in there. But nothing’s...
Fun Friday: Worst Chore Ever

Fun Friday: Worst Chore Ever

I kind of hate laundry. So much so, I put off doing it. You know. Till necessary. And then, I regret that decision when I have mounds and mounds of laundry to fold. And then put away. Sigh. Let’s commiserate. What’s your most dreaded chore? *Photo courtesy...
The Assumed Dichotomy Between Joy and Realness

The Assumed Dichotomy Between Joy and Realness

Our pastor talked yesterday about joy. A specific point that stood out to me is that joy is attractive. It made me automatically check myself. Am I joyful? Are people drawn to me because of my joy? If not, why? I have so much to be thankful for–so much to be...