In his anger, Cain asked God, “Am I my brother’s keeper?”  I think he knew the answer, and so do I.  Join us for this important episode of Before the Day Ends.

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Anyone still carry cash these day?  If we don’t we might be missing a powerful reminder. Join us Before the Day Ends to learn more!

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Today, we will finish our reflections on the importance of asking good, insightful questions.  I cannot overstate the importance of asking good questions, especially given the state of our world today.  I hope you will join us, Before the Day Ends.

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In our last episode, we talked about the importance of honest, thoughtful questions that dig beneath the surface.

Today, we will look at what should be our first question and why it is so important. 

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Have you ever met a “question talker?” You know, the person who answers your question with a question.  As a father, I believe this is one of the greatest tools in my parenting arsenal!  For the next couple of weeks, we will explore the power and purpose of great questions.

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Today, I find myself thinking about Christmas. Specifically, I am wondering how we will look back on the first few months of 2020 when Christmas rolls around.  What will our lives today look like when we see them in the rearview mirror?

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As businesses and community spaces cautiously begin to reopen, I have to admit that I am pretty excited. In a way, after nearly two months of forced “vacation,” I am ready.  While I have enjoyed the extra time with my family, I have really missed working. And, I think there is a good reason for it.  

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A translation of Genesis 1 by the author is available as well.

Without forgiveness, we don’t really move on. The delusion eventually crumbles and words from the past echo their way into our future conversations. After all something was broken, damaged, injured, ruined. And now, there is a cost that must be paid.

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Golfers call it a “mulligan.”  Gamers refer to it as a “respawn." Kids playing in the backyard call it a “do-over.” Parents, and this is my favorite, call it an “opportunity to learn.” For now, let’s just call it a “second chance.”

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When facts are presented to us, and our face begins to show the faint tracings of doubt, I believe there is a simple explanation. It doesn’t matter if we are in the midst of a personal conversation or anonymously analyzing information from behind a computer screen, the underlying cause for our doubt is the same. Behind the statistics, data, facts and the interpretation of the facts, we inevitably find our fellow humans.

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