Authored by Mara Hodler
I am a creature of comfort. I don’t want luxury, but I do love comfort. I like—no, strike that—LOVE creature comforts, such as warm cups of tea (with cookies, yes!!), soft blankets, cuddling with my kids, a plate of pasta, an evening laughing with friends, the joy of a shirt that fits just right, kisses from my
Authored by Steve Hearts
We live in a world where in order to get things done and keep up the pace we have to constantly be “connected.” Not only has the Internet taken our existence to a level we never would have dreamed of twenty or thirty years ago, but thanks to iPhones, smart phones, tablets, and computers, we can now take “the Net” with
Authored by Joseph McNally (a guest contribution)
The sounds of laughing relatives filled my aunt’s house as I hid in the kitchen, my dish sponge and any dishes I could find protecting me from watching our extended family reunion video from 1994. I closed my eyes and cringed while the sound of boy bands from the ‘90s and more laughing cousins and relatives caused me to clutch tighter to my soapy sponge.
Authored by Tina Kapp
There are many ways to avoid being a frog, starting with not making frog noises or eating bugs as treats or hopping around uncontrollably. But in this podcast I want to tell you about the boiling frog. The boiling frog is an anecdote used as a metaphor to describe people who accept something as the norm if it’s
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* Check out Luke 10:38-42 for the story behind this title.
