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Reflections on Turning 66: Seven Things That Matter Most

Today I turned 66 years old. That number lands differently than others have. Perhaps it’s because this birthday arrives in a season of transition—forty years of marriage, forty-eight years of pastoral ministry, and my first full year retired fr...


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Practicing the Sacred Discipline of Thinking: Reflections on Philippians 4:8-9

Whatever we spend our time thinking about, plants seeds in our minds, and those seeds eventually grow into actions. Few passages of Scripture capture this truth more clearly than Philippians 4:8–9. Writing from prison, the Apostle Paul does not...


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Turning the Page Again: 26 Books I Plan to Read in 2026

When I retired and moved to the lake last year, one of my goals was to engage in more golf, more fishing, more travel, more writing, and more reading. I am making slow but steady progress toward each of these goals, but especially i...


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The Thomas Confession: Dealing with Honest Questions About Faith

If you have ever experienced doubts or been skeptical about matters of faith and religion, you are not alone. Frederick Buechner said, “Doubts are the ants in the pants of faith. They keep it awake and moving.”

In some relig...


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A Prayer for the New Year: Form in Us a Jesus-Shaped Worldview

Good and Gracious God,As this new year begins, we pause to express our gratitude for your guidance and your presence during the past year. We receive this new year as a fresh invitation to live more attentively, love more generously, a...


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