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5 Ways to Be a Bridge (Pursue Unity in a Culture of Division)

5 Ways to Be a Bridge (Pursue Unity in a Culture of Division)

Martin Luther said, “Let’s build bridges, not walls.” We can layer our differences like so many bricks until we’re unable to see those with whom we disagree.  Or…we can pick up the much more pliable construction material called common ground and use it to connect 

Do You Need Some Moon Training?

Do You Need Some Moon Training?

I’ve spent the last two years working on a book about the moon. and God. and you and me. I’m pretty much a moon fanatic, and all my time writing this book has only made me love the moon more.  What I love about the 

When Teaching Keeps You From Learning

When Teaching Keeps You From Learning

There’s a danger in blogging no one told me about. It’s the same danger that plagues all teachers and leaders, those who are passionate about explaining truths and guiding others. Spoiler: the threat has nothing to do with freakishly large crocodiles or mutant caterpillars bent 

What Shoes Are You Wearing?

What Shoes Are You Wearing?

“Carrye?” A woman in comfortable boho style pants called into the waiting room, and I packed up my writing supplies to follow my new physical therapist into her spacious treatment room. She made small talk about what I was writing before launching into discussion about 

Ten Trivial Regrets

Ten Trivial Regrets

At the ripe age of 31, I think it’s pretty standard to ponder your recent insignificant regrets.  Watching the tiny pot holes in my rear view mirror will hopefully keep me from making similar mistakes in the future. (Or all that staring in my rear 

My Ebenezer Board: A Hunt for Blessings

My Ebenezer Board: A Hunt for Blessings

“Another snow day and I’m desperate to get out of the house!” “The kids are sick AGAIN.  Can’t catch a break.” “Why do I bother getting the mail? It’s always another bill.” “Starbucks took away another sugar free drink…I’m pretty sure they hate me!” I’m