Well, I had wanted to share about my trip the other evening up to Shenandoah National Park, but between work, being very tired, and packing for a trip tomorrow, I'm going to postpone that until I'm a little more up to it. Instead, I want to link to a post I wrote last year about packing for my whirlwind adventure last Autumn. Packing is an art, and I'm not an artisan when it comes to it. I'm more of a throw-it-in-a-bag-and-hope type of packer. But I hope you'll find the post

Another video for our content share today, this time from Reagan Rose at Redeeming Productivity. I'll tell ya, sometimes these are convicting, and this one certainly was for me. Yet, it's also very helpful. In this video, Reagan confronts the secular idea of "limiting beliefs", beliefs that we think might limit our success. How should Christians think about this idea? Are there things that we believe that help or hurt our progress in life? Do we have the right to toss out a b

"Praise the LORD!" - Psalm 147:1a That is how this Psalm begins, and it is one of the last Psalms in the book. In fact, the last five each begin and end with that declaration of praise. If only each of us began and ended our days in that way. I recently read this Psalm and, while studying some footnotes, realized it can be broken into three sections. Possibly written as the Jews were returning from exile (vss. 2-3), it recounts God's care for His people through a series of ex