Breaking the Boundaries
I am very skeptical of what pastors or teachers I listen to in regards to Christianity and the Bible. The fact is everyone has an opinion. What makes a person’s viewpoint more true or Biblical than...
View ArticleThe Saints Will Not Fall
There are still days that are harder than others. The past couple days were those. I’ve used other reasons or excuses to vouch my off mood. In reality, I saw something significant and searching the...
View Article5K Run & Cranberry Apple Crisp
The past five days have been quite eventful. Friday night, Josh and I along with with two of his co-workers to run the Black Cat Chase 5k in Frankfort. There was a chilly rain, but about 2,000...
View ArticleDefeminizing Eating Disorders
I continue to struggle with why certain struggles in life are considered “feminine” or “masculine.” Struggles are struggles regardless. I remember a female student wrote a note to a Bible school...
View ArticleVisitors and Bike Assemble
This past week I had a few visitors in Kentucky. Raul and Dan were both my roommates the last six or so months I was in Costa Rica. I have seen Dan several times since I left Latin America, but I...
View ArticlePraying Dangerous Prayers
I often hear people praying for safe traveling mercies. Or for an ease in transitioning to a new area. I am not sure if this is Biblical or not. I almost never pray for these circumstances for...
View ArticleFinal Semester of MSW
Spring semester starts tomorrow and I am not excited. I have never felt this way about starting a new semester. I am usually pumped to go buy new school supplies and get ready for the new books and...
View ArticleCrisis Counseling Workshop
I only went to one workshop at the 2013 Simply Youth Ministry Conference. This workshop seemed to be the most fitting for my graduate work and also my current social work practicum site. The workshop...
View ArticleEaster means to be Redefined
It is an interesting notion to think that so often we let others and even ourselves define us. Each of us has an image to portray, whether this is at work, at school, at home or at church. We let...
View ArticleDarkness on the Horizon
It was June four years ago. I cannot recall all the memories or the thoughts that went through my head over that month, but there are some things that I could never forget. A minor surgery turned...
View ArticleFree Porn Store
The smell of chlorine brings back memories from my childhood and high school years. The sound of lap swimmers and swift flip turns sparks an adrenaline rush that no other sport could give. Summer...
View ArticleRaven Run Sanctuary
Last Sunday, Emily H., Joy, Andrea, Jen, Jenna, Emily C. and myself went for a hike at Raven Run Sanctuary. The pictures will do better at explaining the scenery than I ever could, so I will not...
View ArticleKale & Tomatoes
Just sautéed them together, crack some pepper on them and dinner is done. #dp365 Published via Pressgram
View ArticleMassaged Kale Salad
This is an easy recipe by Aarti Sequira. It literally took 20 minutes to make with the making of dressing and slicing of ingredients. It will be added to the … Continue reading →
View ArticleLegacy Trail Photos
Shanna, an American friend living in British Columbia, went for a jog together. Yes, at the same time in different time zones. This is my first photo before the run. … Continue reading →
View ArticleMy Nemesis
Oh North Lime Coffee and Donuts. How I love you. In-store made delicious donuts coupled with a chai tea latte has been a weekly, no, biweekly favorite of mine. Impulsively I signed up for a half...
View ArticleArboretum Long Run
A little break after a long Sunday run. 13 days til the half-marathon. Yes. Only 5 short of what needs to happen. Published via Pressgram
View ArticlePhysical Healing and a Half-Marathon
It was with little expectation that I would ever run a half-marathon. Last fall, running shoes and an entry fee were paid for, but I did not run due to an increasing pain in my knee. This fall did...
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