The Problem with Comparison
Most of us struggle with comparing ourselves to others. We did it as kids, we did it as teens, and we’re still doing it way too often as adults. …
Opinions Are Like . . . (But Isn’t Mine Right?)
You have an opinion. I have an opinion. Good. Great. Got it! But we fail relationally—and miserably so—when we use our convictions as an assault weapon against another human being.
When You Want to Give Up
Zoom or phone conversations with people who are worried, afraid, and confined are common to me now. However, one chat with a young woman was heartbreaking. She said, “I’m…
What if? (5 Questions for Troubling Times)
Hands down, one of my favorite stories in the Old Testament is the saga of Joseph, found at the end of Genesis. Favored son. Forsaken. Forgotten. …
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