Charlie Kirk's death is no doubt going to garner a lot of attention and by now your newsfeeds are likely filled with it too. There will be people who celebrate his death and those who mourn, but most will politicize his death in one way or another.

...if you're successful in your work but not successful at home, then you're not successful

I would say, the more digitally connected we are, the less emotionally connected we will be.

Funerals are opportunities to celebrate a life, and one another as we hold each othr up, in times of grief and sorrow. But I'm afraid that not long after the reception, many of us go back to being busy and living frantic lives without direction.

Our first dive into the world of puzzles was going to be intentional, romantic, relationship-building time together over a heart-warming scene that would take us back to days gone by. I thought it would be a simple pleasure to break up the winter blues. Who needs Norman Rockwell?

I met Keith when I was 14 years old. I was attending our church, summer camp in Selkirk, Ontario and

..hiking in the mountains just reminds me that God is here, and though He is so much bigger than me, He is also personal and created so much beauty for me and you.

"One of life's greatest tragedies is to live it, without knowing why."

If you and I want to live a meaningful life, we need to do more than follow our passion...we need to find our purpose.

When it comes to pain...we can choose. When it comes to hardship...we can choose. In fact I want to encourage you today, that you can choose your hard. In fact, I would argue you likely already are.