After the season of Christmas comes the celebration of Epiphany. This episode explores what it is and why it's important. Also, a little recap of my month off.

Matthew 2:1-12

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Late November can be a time when we're caught between two holiday seasons. In this final episode of the year, I honor both of them individually.

Four Weeks: Reflections for Advent

Highly Superior Christmas Playlist

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I've spent 2024 focusing on joy. With about 6 weeks left in the year, here's a little of what it taught me.

Episode 139: Love Comes Back Around

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After Election Day, many are asking, "What now? What do we do?" I don't have any deep wisdom, but I can provide at least a little encouragement as we seek answers together.

Luke 21:5-19

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All Saints Day is traditionally observed on November 1st. In this week's episode, I give thanks for some who have been saints to me.

Episode 116: Moonlight Is Lonely

Paw Prints on the Baptism Cake

No Perfect Time: Brief Essays on Life and Faith

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Paul shares a brilliant metaphor in 1 Corinthians to show how essential every member of the church actually is.

1 Corinthians 12:12-31a

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A single moment can send us into days of self-doubt, questioning, anxiety, and despair. Realizing that such moments are probably not that big a deal can take effort, but can also help us avoid such an internal struggle.

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Bringing a long-standing blog and newsletter feature to the podcast for the first time.

My monthly author newsletter

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A phenomenon exists where enough people misremember something that it becomes part of the popular consciousness, when in fact it was never true. This can happen with faith and spirituality as well, sometimes to harmful results.

Chuck Mangione, "Feels So Good"

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I've been involved in Wing Chun for about three months now. Here are some life lessons I've taken away from it already.

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