THE GOOD DAY

What is The Bible? How did we get it? Who wrote it? What's the big deal? Why is it still around? Diving into some big questions this week!

All these resolutions are good and can have a positive impact, but what if we start a new habit that will grow us from the inside out?

How can a gingerbread house serve as a reminder of the story of Christmas? Oh, I'm glad you asked!

Holiday movies, we all have our favorite stories to rewatch again and again. But there's one story that doesn't get the Hollywood attention.

This time of the year, it's easy to feel lost in the to-do's, to-buy's, to-bake's, and to-wrap's. But what if we chose to be lost in wonder?

One of my favorite things to do at Christmas time is read children's stories. Maybe there's more to this...

Where Are We Going? Today, we're going to talk about trust. Eek. I know. No, like really. I knowwwww. Let's just say, the concept of...

We all have our happy place. Whether it's a vacation or a staycation, we need to retreat.

We lose things. Maybe it's time we lose something else - something that builds our pride but demolishes our ability to embrace relationship.

What do we do when the person we need doesn't show up? What if that Someone is God?

The thoughtfulness behind the gesture always speaks the loudest. And the opposite is equally as strong - we don't want to be forgotten.

Having fridge rights is a beautiful thing. It means we're in. We don't have to dress nice or say the right things. It means we belong.

What's with the Christmas trees, y'all? They're not cheap. They hurt. Not easily to put up or tear down. Why do we go to all the effort?

We prepare for Christmas by lighting our roofs, trees and homes with lots and lots of lights. What's the big deal with all the lights?

Contentment and thankfulness - what can we learn from those on our on our street corners and resting behind buildings in our towns?

Borrowing a line from Charles Dickens when it comes to expectations - "It was the best of times. It was the worst of times."

Scribbles and Right-ness. Is it possible to be right and win at the same time? Can the two coexist?

Opinions. We all got ‘em. How do we make sure these don't control us? How do we approach the intimidating middle ground of opinions?

We mess up. We get scratched. Someone else hurts us, or we do the hurting. How do we allow these things to prepare us rather than define us?

How do we find joy and peace in the midst of our shaky circumstances and the events of this world? Maybe the answer is all around us.