Are you a people pleaser? Do you know one? Chances are those people-pleasers are under a lot of stress right now. Reach out and check on them!

The world is no stranger to pandemics. In fact, the mid-1900s experienced their fair share of global pandemics, all similar in nature to what we are experiencing now in 2020. We made it through those pandemics back then. We will make it through this one as well.

COVID-19 has caused a lot of institutions to become more digital. Churches have had to adjust as well, but who is attending their church's online services? More importantly, who will go back to church after the pandemic?

It is easy to feel scared and frustrated during this pandemic. It is even easier to take those feelings and direct them towards other people. Be careful not to harden your heart to the world. Doug shares how we can be better.

When we start feeling discontentment, we need to remember who God is and his sovereignty over our lives. God's plan for us is much bigger than our current situation.

Doug differentiates the sovereignty of God over our lives and our own responsibilities over our lives.

Doug shares how information overload is a constant struggle in today's world and how we can manage it to keep our minds at ease during the coronavirus pandemic.

Doug reflects on his travels back west from Ohio during the Coronavirus pandemic.

Does Jesus offer anything to us besides the promises of our life to come in eternity with Him? Doug encourages us today with some promises for today.

Doug checks in from Cleveland, as he's at work emptying his childhood home.