The other day I wondered if our local Rotary Club would be distributing flags as they often do on key holidays. As I silently wondered if Veterans Day rose to the level of Memorial Day or 4th of July, Terri asked if our newly installed exterior lights could be programmed to display red, white, andContinue reading “The Art of Remembrance: Honoring Our Veterans”
Letting Go and Letting God—Being Water
Releasing and letting go is probably one of the hardest life lessons I’ve had to learn. It’s something I continually wrestle with, whether it’s in my personal life, my creative pursuits, ministry work, or navigating the complexities of my job. I tend to hold on tightly to things, almost with a Kung Fu death grip,Continue reading “Letting Go and Letting God—Being Water”
Aging with Purpose: A Journey in Faith
My friend David shared his Reflections on Aging and Faith contemplating what growing older as a child of God looks like as he discovered his carbon monoxide detector had expired. David’s reflections on the relentless “chirp-chirp” he heard struck a chord. Funny how the smallest things—an alarm, a flickering light—can stir up some of theContinue reading “Aging with Purpose: A Journey in Faith”
