Unconventional Love Stories

‘Tis the season for heart-shaped chocolates, crimson roses, stolen kisses, and crushes revealed: no doubt about it, love is in the air! I’m not opposed to a great romance (not the flash-in-the-pan, ...

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What a Friend We Have In Jesus

I read Dane Ortlund’s Gentle and Lowly at the start of 2022. I was blown away, and no other nonfiction book I read in 2022 surpassed it as a favorite for the ...

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Quotable || True Love

“We’re all a little weird. And life is a little weird. And when we find someone whose weirdness is compatible with ours, we join up with them and fall into mutually satisfying ...

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Impossible Love (Sermon on the Mount, Part Six)

The smile on my friend’s face as she sat across from me, sipping her Diet Coke, belied the pain of the story she had just shared. It was a story that could ...

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On My Honor

Are you familiar with the term “linguistic theft”? Even if you don’t know the phrase, I’m sure you’ve encountered the concept. According to Mama Bear Apologetics, “linguistic theft refers to purposefully hijacking ...

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Quotable // from Bob Goff

“When joy is a habit, love is a reflex.” ~ Bob Goff ...

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The Truth Chronicles: The Truth Trump Card?

Truth feels elusive of late. Our social media feeds and conversations (and subsequently our minds) are flooded with deceptions (or, more charitably, unverifiable facts). My growing awareness of the prevalence of deception ...

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To Have Loved and Lost

Within the last couple of years, a number of families in our friend circles have bravely opened their hearts, homes, and lives to foster children. I have been inspired and astounded by ...

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Love In the Era of Cancel Culture

It’s become a tradition of mine to write a love-themed post around Valentine’s Day each year. I have mostly steered clear from writing about romantic love because, while that’s the usual theme ...

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Quotable // from Alain de Botton

“Love is a skill, not just an enthusiasm.” ~ Alain de Botton ...

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