Hey my friend! I hope you're having a great Sunday!
With all the craziness in the world right now, I think many people have been anxiously wondering "what is going to happen next???"
For weeks I've felt like I was supposed to shed some biblical light on this question in one of my Sunday newsletters, and I believe God is saying that now is the time to do that.
It's not directly a health related topic, but...
This month, in honor of celebrating 10 years in full time practice and in preparation for my transition into fuller time missionary work, I wanted to share a few stories of miracle moments I’ve had over the course of my career. God has been so good and so gracious to me, and He has very clearly had His hand on my career ever since I began. This story will help illustrate that.
This story is about how I started my...
This month, in honor of celebrating 10 years in full time practice and in preparation for my transition into fuller time missionary work, I wanted to share a few stories of miracle moments I’ve had over the course of my career. God has been so good and so gracious to me, and He has very clearly had His hand over my career ever since I began. This story will help illustrate that. This is the story of what He did in 2020 to both...
This month, in honor of celebrating 10 years in full time practice and in preparation for my transition into fuller time missionary work, I wanted to share a few stories of miracle moments I've had over the course of my career. God has been so good and so gracious to me, and He has very clearly had His hand over my career ever since I began. This story will help illustrate that. This is the story of how I first met...
I've always enjoyed this holiday. When I was a kid, I didn't really understand what it meant, but I always loved the food, the fireworks, and the red, white and blue outfits and party favors. As I've gotten older though, it has also been a time of reflection on the amazing blessings we have in America.
I'm not ashamed to say that...I love America!
In fact, I love America so much that sometimes I just sit and...
Although most people seem to feel that the pandemic is largely over, the effects that it has had on our lifestyle may still be lingering. When social distancing and shutdowns became the norm, many of us became far less active. Sadly (yet understandably), some of us are still trying to break out of that "new normal" when it comes to our daily movement.
If that's you, maybe this article will help inspire you. I copied it from Medical News Today.
It's crazy to think that when I was growing up, I only knew of one person who was being raised by a single mom. Sadly, 30+ years later, I see SO many kids growing up that way.
In fact, according to the US Census Bureau, 18,300,000 children in America (1 in 4) are growing up with no father, no step father and no adoptive father. This has contributed to a wide array of societal problems.
Since today is...
At only 26 years old, Bryson Dechambeau is one of the world’s youngest international golf champions. He is a 7-time PGA Tour winner, the 2020 U.S. Open Champion, and he is only the fifth player in history to win the NCAA Dl Championship and the U.S. Amateur in the same year. But achieving that level of success took a toll on his body.
In his early years Bryson suffered from back pain that limited his performance and his recovery. About...
Even if you're not a tennis fan, I'm sure you've heard the name Roger Federer. Roger is one of the most accomplished athletes of all time, and is considered by many to be the G.O.A.T. (greatest of all time) of the tennis world. Roger is also 39 and has recently had two knee surgeries.
This past week Roger has been playing in the French Open. After winning his third round match last night, he announced today that he would be withdrawing...