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Note: This is a guest post written by Tim Brown, pastor in the ELCA serving parishes in Chicago, IL and Raleigh, NC. He currently serves in the ELCA Office of the Presiding Bishop as Director for Congregational Stewardship Support where he creates and curates relationships and resources to help Synods and Congregations fuel their ministries. He lives in Raleigh, North Car...


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Charles Dickens’ A Christmas Carol has become a classic Christmastime tradition. Whether we watch one of the many film adaptations, the stage play, or read the original written story, it has stood the test of time and continues to be a tradition every year.

It’s a story that has ingrained itself in United States and British pop culture– so much so, that cal...


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Lord, let me know my end and what is the measure of my days; let me know how fleeting my life is.You have made my days a few handbreadths, and my lifetime is as nothing in your sight.Surely everyone stands as a mere breath.

Psalm 39:4-5

Time is a weird thing. Sometimes it flies by, and we don’t know where it went. Other times, it drags on, and it feels like a ...


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When to Give Up

When I was speaking about Christian Minimalism for a gathered group recently, one of the attendees made this comment: “I have a hard time getting rid of stuff, even if it’s stuff I’m not using, because I spent money on it.”

This is a common problem– and it has a name: the sunk cost fallacy.

Sunk Cost Fallacy

Basically, the sunk...


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I have recently incorporated a new spiritual practice into my daily routine. When the weather permits, I spend 10-20 minutes standing barefoot on the grass in my backyard. This type of practice is often called grounding or earthing– the connecting of our bare skin with the earth.

There have been some


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