Tag: Suffering & Grief

The teacher called my name and I felt my face ignite. Blood rushed to my cheeks and I knew immediately that I resembled a tomato. I quickly answered...

God has a destiny for everyone, but he calls some of us to a dead end. Our work comes to nothing and every day is an exercise in...

Why does suffering have to be connected to calling? Four reasons come immediately to mind (though this is not an exhaustive list): We suffer because we are image...

Are you one of over 70 percent of Americans experiencing physical or psychological stress? According to this statistic, you probably are. Googling “how to relieve stress” will return...

Easter brunch is one transaction we’ll all think about this week (hopefully, anyway – you’ve got to plan ahead if you want to get in anywhere!) But there...

So far in this series on calling we have explored two questions. The first question is, “where do we start?” We discovered that the starting point for our...

Hannington Bahemuka understands stewardship. Bishop Hannington, as he is known in his community, had a strong desire for the people of his church to give out of the...

My chest felt tight and I couldn’t catch my breath. I alternated between deep, unfulfilling breaths and yawning uncontrollably. For someone in good physical health who exercises regularly,...

I’ve had a really good life. I don’t mean that arrogantly; I mean it gratefully. The more people I meet, relationships I build, and experiences I navigate, my...

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