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  • When Glory Fills the Room

    When Glory Fills the Room

    It’s easy to measure the day by what you checked off. The boxes you marked. The tasks you tackled. The output you created. I’m the kind of guy…

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  • When the Pain Means It’s Working

    When the Pain Means It’s Working

    Yesterday, therapy hurt. Not the kind of hurt that fades with Advil. The kind that makes your stomach turn and your vision blur. The kind that leaves you…

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  • The Pain That Makes The Point

    The Pain That Makes The Point

    Yesterday was long. Four hours to San Francisco. Four hours in pre-op, surgery, and recovery. Four more hours to get back home. Today, it’s already time to start…

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  • Scars, Strength and Another Surgery

    Scars, Strength and Another Surgery

    At noon today, I go under the knife again. The setting is different this time—scheduled, prepped, expected—but the anxiety is familiar. I’m hoping for more mobility. Less pain.…

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  • Middle-Aged and Resurrection-Minded

    Middle-Aged and Resurrection-Minded

    It happened over coffee. Noah, the college director at our church, asked to meet. He wanted to share the vision for the ministry—young adults craving connection, longing for…

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  • First Things First

    First Things First

    There’s a lot Paul could have said. The Corinthians were distracted, divided, and disoriented. Drifting into pride. Chasing novelty. Unraveling the gospel. But Paul doesn’t start with rebuke.…

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