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Mar 7, 2021

What Jesus did for us

As believers, we know Jesus Christ won the most amazing spiritual victory for the entire world at Calvary. We know it was also at a tremendous cost. The devil surely thought he won by killing the Savior of the world, but little did he know he just unleashed a literal…

Jesus

8 min read


Nov 11, 2020

My hero

I want to honor a truly special person I had the pleasure of getting to know a few years ago. Though this is a personal sentiment, I will extrapolate some spiritual meaning. Please indulge me. The first time I met this girl, she and I were in the fourth grade…

Christianity

4 min read

My hero
My hero

May 4, 2020

They mite be monsters

An ode to insects Face mites! I have the strangest conversations with my 5-year-old son. One of the latest involved face mites. I’m not even sure how it happened, but one morning we woke up and (after talking about banana sandwiches) started talking about face mites, which are tiny parasitic…

Bugs

5 min read

They mite be monsters
They mite be monsters

Apr 2, 2020

Love in the modern era

What is love? No, not the song by Haddaway. But, really. I want to know what love is. No, not the song by Foreigner. You may ask, “What’s love got to do with it?” No, not the song by Tina Turner. Oh, stop, Joshua. People use the word “love” casually…

God

5 min read

Love in the modern era
Love in the modern era

Feb 17, 2020

Spaced-out with a 5-year-old

Little kids seem to go through phases. I don’t know much about phases little girls go through, since I don’t have a girl, but I’m pretty sure one of the girl phases involves unicorns. Little boys, on the other hand, I know. Although I don’t remember much about my childhood…

Space

4 min read

Spaced-out with a 5-year-old
Spaced-out with a 5-year-old

Jan 27, 2020

Traipsing through Spokane

It was Thanksgiving Day, a light snow falling, my belly still bursting and with uncertainty of what I might find filling in my mind. My 5-year-old son and I were walking a dirt road of unknown length into what used to be the town of Spokane, S.D., near Custer State…

Ghost Town

3 min read

Traipsing through Spokane
Traipsing through Spokane

Nov 12, 2019

Enjoy your winter wonderland!

Wintering in the Black Hills True, it’s still technically autumn. But we all know it’s been winter in the Black Hills since, um, September. We can complain about the weather, or we can do something about it! Hmm. OK, maybe we can’t do anything about it. A wise man once…

Travel

3 min read

Enjoy your winter wonderland!
Enjoy your winter wonderland!

Sep 5, 2019

A love letter to autumn

Autumn. It is a season of contradictions. On one hand, it is the harvest season; it is fullness and bountiful goodness, a reward for hard labor. On the other hand, once the world has reached full ripeness, there is nothing left but rot. The leaves fall, the pumpkins cave in…

Autumn

4 min read

A love letter to autumn
A love letter to autumn

Aug 15, 2019

When our stuff owns us

And how divorce freed me After my divorce was finalized more than a year and a half ago, and after having sold my house more than a year ago and after moving into a good-sized apartment and then to a much smaller apartment (whew), I was faced with the prospect…

Decluttering

4 min read

When our stuff owns us
When our stuff owns us

Jul 24, 2019

Imitation, the sincerest form of flattery?

Or, when creative folks run out of ideas. Maybe it’s the endless distractions that come with summertime — like the flies buzzing around my head and the front door open to all sorts of vehicular and pedestrian sounds — but sometimes it’s hard to think of what to write for…

Movies

4 min read

Imitation, the sincerest form of flattery?
Imitation, the sincerest form of flattery?
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