Do we ever wonder about what (or who) we see?
A month ago, my fourth uncle passed away. He was my mother’s youngest sibling.
He passed on in Australia, where he had lived for almost 30 years. None of his family could travel there in time to say our last farewells.
It was and still is bittersweet, but not for the reasons above.
My uncle lived an uncommon life. In an age when artistic gifts and dreams were set aside for more pragmatic pathways, he followed his heart.
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Awe — worshipping beyond understanding
We invited a group of young adults to our home for an unplugged worship session recently. Three songs were lined up for that evening, and the session went on for about an hour, with free worship during various intervals between songs. After singing and worshipping, we came together to share our experiences.
One of the participants shared about a recent experience of awe. This young man experienced it not in any elaborate settings - not at the last night of a church camp we
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My First Relationship
Experiencing a couple of failed relationships, including a marriage which I had thought would last a lifetime, made me think that perhaps something was wrong with me.
I started going for therapy to work through the issues of my failed relationships. Processing those relationships often led me to think about the way I related with my parents. That first relationship in my life had formed the foundation for the narratives I have since been operating on...
Aug 54 min read
