I am convinced that staying attached is better. I’m also convinced that anchovies make pizza taste So. Much. Better. So…you may have to examine the scriptures to see if what I say is true. Staying attached is better on a macro level: maintaining long-term friendships; staying married; staying connected to your parents and siblings. And it is better […]
I’ve noticed that when I speak, I consistently integrate three things: God, relationships, and mental health. To me, the connections between these are so clear, that they blend into each other, they reinforce each other, they are all at once the essence of our humanity. I suppose building things would probably also be included in the “essence of our
The Essence of Humanity Read More »
Our summer series will be on “Questions That Matter”, so I’m going to tackle when Jesus asks “Do you still not understand?”
Speaking at Castle Oaks on June 30th Read More »
I had a great opportunity to be with Littleton Seventh Day Adventist church this past week. Pastors Godfrey and Logan wanted to openly address the reality of mental health struggles. Their program covered reducing stigma, suicide, history of psychological treatment, and addressing mental health through a Christian lens. During the course of the program they
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Castle Oaks has asked me to kick off their post-Easter series called “Wait For It”. I’ll be speaking about waiting on God, especially when we don’t understand what’s going on.
Speaking at Castle Oaks on April 7th Read More »
After a long hiatus while I launched a counseling center and partly raised a few terrific kids, I’m back in the “having my own website” game. This time it’s because I’m interested in doing more public speaking, as you’ll see if you jump back to my home page. For now, I wanted to let you
Welcome to my new website! Read More »
