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We know biblically and experientially that there is a deep connection between our gratitude and our joy. The more grateful we are, the more joyful we are. The apostle Paul makes the connection:

Rejoice always, pray constantly, give thanks in everything; for this is God’s will for you in Christ Jesus. (1 Thessalonians...

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The cliché “love at first sight” emphasizes, well, sight. External beauty. This cliché can hurt those who are single and those who are married, encouraging a single person to prioritize how someone looks and minimizing the more important foundations of a relationship for those who are married.

Lots of people have encouraged creating “the list” of what to look for in a ...

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I recently had a conversation with Dr. David Allen on his podcast, Preaching Coach, about sermon preparation for messages that are considered offensive or counter-cultural on topics like sexuality, gender, masculinity, hell, the exclusivity of Christ, and more. Dr. Allen has been very helpful to me both personally and pastorally as a coach to me. I was honored to be ...

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Leaders are restless by nature. A common experience is we set a goal, see the goal realized, and struggle to celebrate because we are already focused on the next goal. Or in the midst of a major “win,” we notice all the areas for improvement. The longer we lead, the more we can become disappointed with the reality that “the wins” won’t be enough for us. And the longer we lead...

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Here are two scenes of two twenty-five-year-old young men.

Scene one: A 25-year-old sits alone in his apartment, swiping through dating profiles on the phone. At it for an hour. The faces blur together. Split-second decisions are made based on photos and a few lines of bio. No one else is involved. No one else even knows. It’s just the person, the algorithm, and hundre...

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