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The God Behind Our Grief: Finding Unity In Heartbreak
A Gut Punch Do you ever come across a particular situation or story that just sticks with you? Usually I can numbly skim tragic headlines, feel a flicker of sadness, then move on. But sometimes… Sometimes I encounter a situation or a story that I just cannot move past. Something about it breaks my heart. The shooting of Renee Good by agent Jonathan Ross was one of those stories. Judging by the discussion across the country over the past week, I am not alone. You may have stro
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The God Behind Our Grief: Finding Unity In Heartbreak
A Gut Punch Do you ever come across a particular situation or story that just sticks with you? Usually I can numbly skim tragic headlines, feel a flicker of sadness, then move on. But sometimes… Sometimes I encounter a situation or a story that I just cannot move past. Something about it breaks my heart. The shooting of Renee Good by agent Jonathan Ross was one of those stories. Judging by the discussion across the country over the past week, I am not alone. You may have stro
How to Get Punched In The Face
Planning Well and Surviving When Plans Fail “I love it when a plan comes together.” - Colonel Hannibal Smith (from the A-Team) I started with a blank whiteboard, and wrote the strange new number “2026” at the top. I’m a chronic planner, so the start of a new year was an irresistible occasion for a to-do list. But even as I started listing priorities and plans, I started thinking of all the things that might render my plans doomed or irrelevant. I thought of all the unexpected
Unnoticed and Unclaimed
Divine Treasures In Unexpected Moments I found myself on the steps of the centuries-old cathedral as the door swung open for the annual Christmas chorus. My solitary wandering around Old Town Santa Fe led me here, dodging the festive holiday crowd as they streamed inside. The event was sold out. But thanks to a kind usher and an unclaimed ticket, I slipped in just as the door closed, and took a seat intended for someone else. As the rustle of nine hundred or so attendees gr
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